Megan Gilron (she | they) is a certified Intimacy Coordinator for film and television (IMDb), whose experience has predominantly been on film and television productions with Principal Intimacy Professionals in Western Canada, she is a member of UBCP/ACTRA, BECTU IC Branch and listed on SAG-AFTRA registry for Intimacy Coordinators. She is a founding member and co-chair of The National Society of Intimacy Professionals, collaborating to develop a resource hub and community forum for intimacy professionals. They are also a certified comprehensive sexual health and sexuality educator of topics and representing communities in which they have been learning and teaching for 10+ years. She has trained under the infamous Betty Dodson and is certified through several programs with Options for Sexual Health. They design and offer bespoke workshops, consultations, and one-on-one support, offering practical tools and fresh perspectives to make even the trickiest conversations about sex, boundaries, and intimacy feel accessible—and maybe even a little fun.
She has an extensive background in theatre costume design, acting, and directing; film and TV costuming (IATSE 891 member); and youth facilitation with Safeteen International. Her work is diversely informed by training and experience in Mental Health First aid, assertiveness skills, conflict resolution and compassionate communication, consent and boundaries negotiations, alternative relationship structures, and kink and BDSM. Their intimacy coordination training is informed by the 5 Pillars and Intimacy Choreography modalities developed and popularized by Intimacy Director’s International and extensive training through Theatrical Intimacy Education, The National Society of Intimacy Professionals, and Intimacy Coordination Mentorship with Amanda Cutting of Principal Intimacy Professionals.
Megan’s career was built in Vancouver, BC, Canada, and she is grateful to the peoples of the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and sel̓íl̓witulh (Tsleil-waututh) Nations. She currently lives in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and is permitted to work in the Republic of Ireland and the United Kingdom until the fall of 2026. They are committed to continued community engagement in unsettled and decolonized practices to support the ongoing healing of our current and descendant generations.