Rafnar are a known name in the industry for a particular reason: leisure boats built to a tactical standard, designed around safety and holding their line in weather that sends most craft home early.
That is a difficult thing to photograph. A boat at rest says nothing about what it does in a short, steep sea. Capability only exists at speed, in conditions, and the footage has to be taken there or not at all.
So the coverage was built on action rather than arrangement: the hull working, the spray and the impact, and drone flying tight enough to stay with her through turns instead of watching from a safe distance. That flying is the difference between footage of a fast boat and footage that feels fast.
The result is closer to a demonstration than a portrait, a film that shows the aggressive nature of the boat and, with it, what she is actually built for.
