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K-Y, a leader in sexual well-being and intimacy, released The Pleasure is Mine, a documentary series intended to normalise sex-positive conversations in America. The eye-opening … read moreseries explores women's complex relationship with sex and encourages them to get what they want in the bedroom. Through a recent survey, K-Y uncovered 61% of women tend to put their own needs and pleasure behind their partners', while a shocking 59% of women feel it's normal to experience some pain or discomfort during sex. The series, available on YouTube today, supports the mission of K-Y to bring equality to the bedroom so sex is more pleasurable for everyone. The Pleasure Is Mine three-part docu-series features a diverse group of women, in various life stages and from different cultural backgrounds, discussing the very real roadblocks to sexual fulfillment — everything from constantly putting their partners’ needs first, to the subconscious challenges which stop them from asking for what they want in intimate relationships. Each The Pleasure is Mine episode dives deep into sex in culture, sex education, and sex and health. In The Pleasure is Mine, the women spend time with Holly Richmond, Ph.D., a certified sex therapist and somatic psychologist, who listens to their heartbreaking, funny and inspiring stories, and helps them move forward in their pursuit of pleasure and happiness. Girl Culture Films founder and creative director and award-winning documentarian Lauren Greenfield (“Generation Wealth,” “Queen of Versailles”) and Emmy-award winning director Amy Berg are the female-led force that brought the empowering docu-series to life. The series is only the first step in the K-Y Get What You Want campaign initiative, run by a female-led team, who is also set to launch an education council later this year dedicated to helping women find their pleasure.
read less...Group Account Directors: Katy Milmoe
President: Tim Maleeny
Account Executive: Leah Baumgarten
Business Manager: Liz Mistriel
Chief Marketing Officer: Matthew Anderson
Chief Financial Officer: Frank Mangano (Havas NA)
Head of Account Management: Morgan Seamark
Junior Producer: Charles Williams
Chief Executive Officer: Laura Maness
Head of Production: Cathy Pitegoff
Account Director: Frances Durkes
Chief Operating Officer: Frank Mangano (Havas NA)
Account Supervisor: Emily McCormick
Chief Strategy Officer: Tim Maleeny (Havas NA)
Strategy Director: Nushien Fateh
Managing Director: Morgan Seamark
President: Frank Evers
Production Designer: Fi Campbell
Edit Company: Union Editorial
Editor: Karen Kourtessis (Episodes 1 and 2), Sloane Klevin (Episode 3), Christopher Huth (Trailer, Teasers and Snippets)
Edit Assistant: Ryan Stacom
Producer: Caryn MacLean
Senior Producer: Susan Motamed
Executive Producer: Caryn MacLean
Flame Artists: Kirk Balden (Union)
Colourist: Alex Bickel and Mike Howell (Color Collective)
Motion Graphics: Chris Bialkowski, Sean Vickery, Susan Motamed (Producer) (Union)
Music Company: Found Objects
Composer: Adam Weiss
Executive Producer: Jennie Armon
ACD: Ben Marshall
Executive Creative Director: Jay Wadley and Trevor Gureckis
Partner: Jay Wadley and Trevor Gureckis
Head of Production: Matt Nelson
Sound Company: Heard City
Audio Mixer: Phil Loeb, Dan Flosdorf, Eric Warzecha (Re-recording)
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