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Space & Science
The European Space Agency’s production partner for 35 years.
We understand the
space and science environment
Space and science communications operate at a scale and complexity most production agencies have never been tested against. Mission critical timing. Global audiences watching in real time. Content that needs to be scientifically accurate and visually compelling at once.
We have produced for the European Space Agency for 35 years, including live coverage of the Rosetta Philae landing, the first British ESA astronaut to visit the International Space Station, and the return of astronaut Thomas Pesquet to the ISS. This is not a sector we are entering. It is one we have shaped content for since before most of today’s space companies existed.
Services for space & science
Mission and Launch Event Coverage
Live production and broadcast for mission milestones, launches and agency events, built around timelines that cannot move.
Scientific Content and Documentary Production
Films and content series that make complex science accessible without losing accuracy.
Global Broadcast and Multilingual Distribution
Live coverage distributed to international audiences and partner agencies simultaneously.
Long Form Digital Programming
Ongoing content programmes built for sustained audience growth, including the YouTube channel we have delivered for ESA, now past 1 million subscribers.
Anniversary and Milestone Events
Production for organisational milestones, such as the Kiruna Ground Station 30 year celebration.
What makes us different for space & science clients
We have held this relationship for 35 years. That is not a credential we are claiming. It is the European Space Agency’s own choice, repeated for over three decades.
We make complex science work as content. Mission detail, technical accuracy and audience accessibility are not in tension in our approach. We have proven this across a 1 million plus subscriber channel.
We work to timelines that do not move. A launch window does not wait for a production team to catch up. Ours does not need to.
Our work with the European Space Agency
Primary live event and video production supplier for 35 years. Coverage includes the Rosetta Philae landing, the first British ESA astronaut to visit the International Space Station, the first DJ in space, the return of astronaut Thomas Pesquet to the ISS, and ongoing celebration content for events including Asteroid Day and the Kiruna Ground Station 30th anniversary.
Tell us about your brief
Whether it is mission coverage, a content programme or an organisational milestone, we would like to hear about it.
