GoKawiilSymphony Space unveils Project Rhapsody, an orbital studio for brand content
Symphony Space, founded by Merry Walker and Nicolas Maubert, has announced Project Rhapsody, a service that sends products into orbit to be filmed and photographed without astronauts aboard. The studio will operate on Adagio-Mini, an autonomous space station planned to launch in the second half of 2028 and capable of holding up to 12 works at once.
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The service suggests orbital imagery, once limited to government missions and billionaires, could become a commercial marketing tool for brands seeking authentic space-shot visuals over CGI. Its success would depend on the station's actual 2028 launch and whether costs prove low enough to compete with traditional production, which remains unproven.
- Project Rhapsody offers turnkey orbital photo/video shoots without sending astronauts.
- It will run aboard the Adagio-Mini station, slated to launch in late 2028, holding up to 12 items.
- Founders frame it as a step toward commercializing and democratizing access to space.
Source: entrepreneur.com — Leo Zevin, 2026-10-05
Published there as: “Your Next Brand Campaign Could Be Shot From Space”
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