A festival or event has asked for your bio and performance or workshop description — or you're simply ready to put words to what you do. This guided interview helps you craft both, thoughtfully. No account needed to begin.
About 15–20 minutes · Your answers are saved privately on this device as you go
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Brilliance Blueprint
The operating system for conscious artists
Craft your voice
A guided journey turns your story, philosophy, and practice into professional bios, positioning, and copy that sound like you — because they come from you.
Shape your offerings
Workshop descriptions, retreat outlines, session flows, and pricing guidance — ready to publish and promote.
Grow your impact
A living blueprint, testimonials, a public profile, and a directory where festivals, organizers, and podcast hosts find facilitators like you.
Before we begin
A conversation, not a form
Over the next 15–20 minutes, you'll be asked the questions an experienced brand strategist would ask you over tea. Answer in your own words — rough is fine. Everything is saved privately in your browser as you type; nothing is sent anywhere yet.
This shapes which questions matter most.
If you are submitting this on behalf of an event, your workshop description may appear on the event website, programme, social media, and newsletters; it may be edited for clarity, length, and event theme consistency while respecting your voice.
Step One
Who you are
The simple facts first — the frame around the portrait.
e.g. breathwork facilitator, somatic coach, meditation teacher
Choose all that live in your work.
Years of practice, trainings, certifications, notable venues or numbers — whatever feels true and relevant.
Step Two
Your essence
The deeper current beneath your work. Don't polish — just tell the truth.
If a friend asked you late at night, what would you say?
A turning point, a struggle, a discovery. This becomes the heart of your story.
Something you'd defend even if it were unpopular.
Describe the before and the after, in plain words.
Step Three
Who you serve
Clarity about your people makes every word you write land.
Picture one real person you've helped. Describe them.
In their own words, if you can remember how they say it.
Step Four
Your workshop
If you also offer a workshop or teaching session, describe it here. If not, feel free to skip ahead — your performance details later in this interview are just as valuable.
Choose the closest match.
Describe what participants will experience, who it's for, what they'll explore, and what they may take away. Your answer can be raw — it will be synthesized automatically into polished words that maintain your voice and details.
What the production team needs to set your space and sound.
Step Six
Travel & accommodation
Accommodation options may be available. Completing this section does not guarantee accommodation, but it allows for better recommendations, coordination, and deals.
If you answered Yes above, please complete the following.
Step Seven
Your presence
The final brushstrokes — tone, proof, and where people can find you.
Do you have bio text already? If so, paste it here (we may reword slightly to fit the occasion). If not, no worries — we will craft one automatically from your other answers.
Something a participant or audience member said or wrote. Paraphrase if needed.
Step Eight
Your performance
If music, movement, or performance is part of what you offer — this is where it lives.
What audiences can expect — mood, style, energy, what makes it distinct.
Spotify, SoundCloud, Bandcamp — wherever people can listen.
YouTube or Vimeo — a clip of you performing helps organizers picture your set.
Share dates and times.
Step Nine
Your media
A headshot and banner so organizers can put a face to your Blueprint.
A square (1:1) high-resolution photo.
A wide (around 1600×500) high-resolution image.
More video, podcast appearances, or images beyond your performance video and music links — YouTube/Vimeo/Spotify/SoundCloud embed automatically.
Step Ten
Your testimonials
Up to five. Words from audiences, organizers, or collaborators.
The interview is complete
Here is your raw material
Everything below lives safely on this device. Read it through — this is the clay your blueprint will be shaped from.
One step remains
Ready to submit
Your answers will be sent directly to the organizer, who will weave them into a professional bio and polished performance/workshop description on their end.
Your full Blueprint — sent straight to the event organizer
A bio and description crafted to match your voice and the event's own