Various Hollywood film studios have reportedly come up with an odd way to create sex scenes amid the coronavirus pandemic - through CGI.
As filming is set to resume on sets, a list of new rules could see actors and staff given lessons on hand washing and tested daily.
In a 22-page file from the film editors' trade association seen by The Sun, film studios have been issued guidelines ahead of their return to work.
It suggests that "close contact moments" should be "either rewritten of CGI fixes them".
This comes after Hollywood film production was given the go ahead to restart from June 12 from the Californian governor's office.
Backstage crew have also been told that they should wear visors and masks as live audiences continue to be banned from TV shows.
Other ideas also include having medical "coronavirus compliance officers" available and holding auditions behind plexiglass.
Film sets shut down in March, meaning that production has been on hold since then.
Meanwhile in the UK, Strictly bosses have been coming up with plans for filming to go ahead in the autumn.
Strictly is reportedly planning to book celebrities without young children so that they will be able to stay away from home for a longer period of time.
This comes as it is also rumoured that this year's series will include an all-female couple for the first time in its 15 year-history.
A source told the paper that bosses have a number of plans depending on the coronavirus risk level when the programme begins filming.
They revealed that one measure being looked at includes booking celebrities without young children.
