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Featured blueprint

Aurora Season: twelve weeks to a live finale

How a music and creator platform could turn a quiet quarter into a season with a weekly heartbeat — told week by week, from the first teaser to the badge drop.

12
weeks, one narrative
24
creator episodes
1
live finale night
Two hands holding lit sparklers against an evening sky

The season, week by week

  1. Weeks 1–2

    Tease the sky

    Animated aurora teasers, a countdown banner and creator announcement clips build curiosity before anything opens.

  2. Weeks 3–5

    Open the stage

    Two creator shows per week with a recurring 'request line' segment. The first community challenge asks fans to remix the season sting.

  3. Weeks 6–8

    Midseason spotlight

    A leaderboard of remix entries, scored by community votes and a creator panel. Top entries are played live on air.

  4. Weeks 9–11

    Road to the finale

    Daily quests unlock finale-night cosmetics. Watch-party kits let fan clubs host their own viewing rooms.

  5. Week 12

    Finale & encore

    A 90-minute live show with every featured creator, the remix winners on stage and a limited badge for everyone who attended.

Campaign library

Blueprints by format

Each blueprint is a tested format we adapt to your platform, audience and calendar. Filter by the kind of moment you want to create.

6 blueprints shown
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Community 7 days

Heartline Fan Week

Seven days of fan-made tributes: cover songs, fan art and dance clips, with a daily community-voted spotlight.

Community challenge

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Live events 1 night

Encore Night

A surprise second show announced only to people who stayed until the end of the first — built for loyalty, not reach.

Live event

A neon-lit arcade room full of game cabinets
Seasonal 10 weeks

Arcade Summer

A retro-themed summer season with weekly mini-tournaments scored on skill and pixel-art badge rewards.

Seasonal campaign

A young person wearing a VR headset in a colourful room
Creator shows 8 episodes

Future Stage Sessions

Creators host immersive sessions exploring new tech and formats, with audience polls deciding the next episode topic.

Creator series

A game controller on a teal and pink gradient background
Community 4 weeks

Controller Club Cup

A friendly bracket for casual players with handicaps for newcomers and a rookie-of-the-week award.

Community tournament

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Creator shows 6 weeks

Boombox Break

Short-form creator challenges set to a rotating weekly beat, stitched into a live highlight show every Friday.

Creator challenge

What we plan against

Every blueprint ships with a KPI plan

Before launch, we agree targets with your team. These are the measures we most often plan around — the actual numbers are set per platform.

  • 01

    Return rate

    Share of participants who come back for a second beat within seven days.

  • 02

    Session depth

    Minutes watched or actions taken per visit during live moments.

  • 03

    Creator lift

    Follower and engagement growth for creators featured in the programme.

  • 04

    Community health

    Report rate, moderation response time and sentiment across the season.

A year of moments

The annual calendar we plan with

Anchor dates that audiences already care about, plus platform-specific moments like anniversaries and feature launches.

  1. JanNew-year resolution challenges
  2. FebLunar New Year shows & fan-club greetings
  3. MarSpring season kickoff
  4. AprCreator spotlight month
  5. MayCommunity appreciation week
  6. JunMidyear live finale
  7. JulSummer arcade & outdoor watch parties
  8. AugBack-to-school study-beat streams
  9. SepAutumn season kickoff
  10. OctCostume & creativity challenges
  11. NovPlatform anniversary show
  12. DecYear-end countdown & recap

Notes from the control room

What running live moments has taught us

Rehearse the boring parts. Nobody remembers a perfect opening, but everyone remembers three minutes of dead air.
— Live-ops lead
A leaderboard is a promise. If the rules change mid-week, the community has to hear it from you first.
— Community manager
The recap is the start of the next season, not the end of this one. We write it for the people who'll plan what comes next.
— Analytics lead

Have a moment in mind?

Pick a blueprint or bring your own idea. We'll adapt the format to your platform and send back a first calendar.