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Space at Vienna Airport, told in 62 seconds.
Maze & Friends from Vienna covered the Austrian Space Days 2026 at Vienna Airport, the first edition of the Central European platform for industrialising the space sector. The result: a recap in landscape and portrait format, three interviews, ten stories and 59 photos.
Maze & Friends from Vienna covered the Austrian Space Days 2026 with event content, meaning film and photos that keep working after the event. Around 700 experts came to Vienna Airport for the first edition on 14 and 15 October to discuss industrialising the space sector. The result: a recap in two formats, three interviews, ten stories and 59 photos.
A young industry, a first edition. The images of it only happen once.
Space is becoming an industry in Austria: satellite technology, propulsion and optics, built by start-ups and established companies. The Austrian Space Days bring this scene together, for the first time in 2026, with keynotes, panels and an exhibition at Vienna Airport.
The task for Maze & Friends: capture a premiere so that material for a look back and for social media is ready afterwards, with voices from the industry and images that show how tangible the technology is.
A premiere only happens once,
the images of it stay.
How the project ran.
Every Maze & Friends project runs through the same seven steps, from assessment to reporting. The list shows what actually happened in this project.
BriefingWhat is needed after the event: recap, interviews, stories and photos.
Shoot at the eventStage, exhibition, networking and interviews, plus photography in the same session.
Short feedback loopFrom rough cut to final version, with short paths instead of long rounds of approval.
DeliveryRecap in landscape and portrait format, interviews, stories and 59 photos.
01Assessment02Proposal03Briefing04Execution05Monitoring06Updates07Reporting- 01Assessment
- 02Proposal
- 03Briefing
- 04Execution
- 05Monitoring
- 06Updates
- 07Reporting
Big technology, short formats.
In 62 seconds, the recap shows what defined the first edition: full rows, hands-on technology and voices from the industry, subtitled in English. The same footage exists in portrait format, plus stories for the event day and a photo series for the website and press.
Portrait-format recap
62 seconds in 9:16 for the feed, stories and ads.
Interviews
Voices from industry and start-ups, recorded right in the exhibition.
Photo series
59 photos of the stage, exhibition and networking.
Show, don’t tell.
Recap · 62 secondsReel and images from the Space Days.
Portrait recap · 62 seconds
Three things that last.
Premieres need images
A first edition has no archive yet. What is created here shows next time why signing up is worth it.
Make technology visible
Satellites and propulsion systems are small and complex. Close shots and short explanations make them tangible.
More than one format
Recap, reel, stories and photos from one session: for the website, the feed and the event day itself.
Your project could be next.
In a free, no-obligation 30-minute call, we work out which of this fits your business. Afterwards, you get a fixed-price quote.
