Renowned actress Sandra Okunzuwa recently shared insights into her meticulous approach towards on-screen kissing scenes, emphasizing her cautious stance when it comes to intimate scenes in movies.
In an exclusive interview with Saturday Beats, Okunzuwa disclosed her adherence to specific guidelines, mentioning that she avoids any form of tongue contact while filming kissing scenes to prevent the exchange of saliva.
She emphasized the importance of simulating intense emotions through subtle lip movements, eye expressions, and gentle moans rather than engaging in physical contact.
“I’ve always followed the advice given about on-screen kisses. It’s crucial to avoid any exchange of saliva or tongue contact as a precautionary measure. I can’t risk potential health concerns by not knowing the medical history of the other person,” she explained.
Addressing concerns about developing emotional attachments to co-stars during intimate scenes.
Okunzuwa dismissed such notions. She highlighted the challenging filming environment, describing the discomfort of crowded rooms, non-conducive temperatures due to the lack of air conditioning, and the pressure of performing while being watched by the production crew.
Reflecting on her remarkable achievements in the industry, Okunzuwa expressed pride in producing the successful movie “Something like Gold,” which received positive feedback from audiences. Celebrating her fifth year in the industry, she regarded the film’s success at the box office as a significant milestone. Additionally, she shared her excitement about launching her YouTube channel after years of contemplation and delay.
Sandra Okunzuwa’s dedication to her craft and meticulous approach to on-screen intimacy reflect her commitment to professionalism and ensuring a comfortable and safe working environment in the film industry.
