Corporate Training
Your team, taught to imagine with new tools — the way we work, brought to how you work.
- Format
- One to three days · On-site or remote
- For
- Marketing and creative teams
Academy
The craft, shared.
We teach teams and creators to imagine with new tools — the same craft we practice, taught the way we work.
A school inside a working studio.
Aurora is not a course platform that also makes films. We are a creative house that teaches — which changes what there is to learn.
Taught by the people who make the work
Not career educators. The directors, editors, and producers whose films you can watch on this site, teaching the methods they used last week.
The curriculum comes from live briefs
What we teach is what the studio is currently solving — real constraints, real clients, real deadlines. A syllabus written a year ago would already be wrong.
You leave with the studio's standards
The same references, vocabulary, and approval questions we hold our own work to. That is the part that lasts after every tool has changed.
Sessions
Four ways to bring the AI studio to your room.
Workshops
Hands-on days where ideas become storyboards, and storyboards become film.
- Format
- One day · Small groups
- For
- Creators and founders
Masterclasses
The craft in depth: story, taste, and direction — the parts that can't be automated.
- Format
- Half day · Open enrolment
- For
- Anyone who makes things
Speaking
On imagination, filmmaking, and what changes when technology disappears.
- Format
- 45–60 minutes · Conferences and events
What's inside
Every session, whatever its length.
Your own brief
You work on a real project you brought, never a sample exercise.
The camera language
Leave able to name exactly what you are asking a camera to do.
Reference packs
The boards, looks, and lookups we direct from in the studio.
Direct feedback
Your work reviewed by the people who made ours.
Small rooms
Never more than twelve. Everyone is seen, everyone is heard.
Materials to keep
Frameworks and templates that outlive the session.
The camera language
The vocabulary we direct with. Every student leaves able to name what they are asking for.
Static shot
StaticNothing moves. Everything happens.
Dolly in
MovementCloser, before anyone notices moving.
Tilt up
Pan & tiltThe frame lifts its eyes.
Zoom in
Zoom & focusThe world flattens as it closes.
Rack focus
Zoom & focusAttention moves. The camera does not.
Dolly zoom
MovementThe room breathes around a subject that never moves.
Crane up
Crane & aerialThe scene releases you upward.
Drone orbit
OrbitThe subject holds; the world turns around it.
Aerial pullback
Crane & aerialThe reveal that waits its turn.