Your Aurora conversation
You have something worth sharing. You do not need to be an expert in everything—or have adulthood figured out.
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What we’re making
Aurora creates short interviews about things people have learned. Still Figuring It Out focuses on becoming an adult. Show Your Work explores real experiences in sales and leadership. Wear It Where? explores fashion ideas through reactions and playful styling in different social settings.
Your conversation may take around 10–20 minutes. The finished clip may be much shorter. Before recording, your producer will explain the specific channels, use, and whether a brand or paid partnership is involved.
What you can expect
You set boundaries.
Tell us what you would like to discuss and what is off limits. You may skip a question, take a break, or stop the conversation. You can ask us to explain anything before deciding.
You can speak naturally.
No script or perfect answer is expected. A small story, a mistake, or something you are still learning can be enough. Please avoid naming people or customers who have not agreed to be included.
Before recording, agree these details
- Your preferred name, public credit, and whether you want an account tagged.
- The planned publishing channels and any commercial use.
- Topics you do not want recorded or included.
- The recording and publication permission process.
- Who will send your preview and when feedback is due.
- Whether payment or expenses are offered; do not assume either until agreed.
After we talk
The proposed pilot process includes a preview to flag factual errors, identity issues, or sensitive context. Agree a feedback window with your producer. This is not a promise of full creative control. Your producer should explain how your concerns will be handled before you participate.
If you change your mind, contact the producer promptly before publication. After publication, Aurora can address its own posts, but copies or shares elsewhere may remain. Ask how footage and contact information will be stored and how long they will be retained.