A collaboration between Yamaha Hellas and Ribco, built around a straightforward question: what the engines actually do once they are on the back of these boats. Two vessels off Anavyssos: the 28T on twin 150s and the Venom 30 on twin 200s.
An engine is an abstract thing in a brochure. It only becomes real as speed, noise and the way a hull behaves when it is asked for everything, so the whole production was built on action rather than presentation.
That meant working from a support vessel to stay alongside at pace, fast drone sequences flown to keep up rather than observe, and FPV runs close enough to put the viewer in the middle of it. The FPV work carries real risk at those speeds, and it is the reason the footage feels like being there instead of watching from the shore.
The result is a set that sells the engines the way they are experienced: intense, fast, and unmistakably capable on both boats.
