M/Y 4 Leon Yacht
Photography and Videography of the Superyacht 4 Leon.
Includes also a 360º virtual tour
DJI Mavic 4 Pro & Sony A7 IV
Aigina
10mm & 24 - 70mm
1 day
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Meet the 4 Leon Yacht: A Masterpiece of the Sea
The 4LEON is not just a boat; it is an impressive 33-meter superyacht (Navetta 33), built in Italy by Custom Line (2020). Featuring exterior and interior design by the renowned Zuccon International Project and naval architecture by Custom Line, it is the epitome of luxury.
With a GRP hull and superstructure, a beam of 7.68 meters, and a volume of 262 GT, the 4LEON comfortably accommodates 10 guests and 5 crew members. Its twin MAN engines give it a top speed of 15 knots, while its current asking price stands at €10,900,000. Capturing a yacht of this magnitude and aesthetic is a massive creative and technical challenge.
The Challenge: A Complete Production in Just 24 Hours
Every time we take on a yacht photography project, the process is equivalent to a film production. Time is money—especially for the owner, for whom keeping the yacht at sea exclusively for a photoshoot for more than a day means significant extra expenses.
To ensure the best possible result, our day started long before sunrise. At 5:00 AM, we departed from Flisvos Marina. Our goal? To utilize every minute of natural light and have absolute control over the production.
What we delivered at the end of the day
My goal isn't just to make a pretty video clip. I know that a yacht of this caliber—which can comfortably accommodate 10 guests and 5 crew members—needs powerful marketing tools to stand out in the global market. That is why we delivered a complete, high-end package:
High-Resolution Photography (Showcasing all interior and exterior spaces)
Cinematic Video (Yacht Videography) blending aerial drone footage with smooth interior walkthroughs
360° Virtual Tour, allowing potential buyers or charter guests to digitally "walk" through the yacht
Social Media Content: Specially formatted vertical photos and videos (Reels/TikTok), because that is where the heart of modern communication beats.
It was a day full of exhaustion, stress, and non-stop running around. But when you look at the final result and see how this 33-meter gem was showcased...you know it was worth every single second.
