Sketch To Sea: interview with Naval Architect Erik Berzins, designer of super yacht HH 8801.

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This week's episode gives you greater insight into the design and engineering behind our yacht as I interview Erik Berzins from Morelli and Melvin. Erik was one of the lead designers of our yacht HH 8801 and he shares some of his knowledge and process as we move through the exterior to the interior of the yacht. Enjoy!

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29 июл 2023

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Комментарии : 9

@rboston33 10 месяцев назад

Positive comment to make the algorithm happy

@sketchtosea3750 10 месяцев назад

Ha, thank you for that.

@stuheinecke8457 Год назад

Must be fantastic just to be standing on the deck as she floats. Congrats, Sean... very exciting stuff.

@sketchtosea3750 Год назад

It was!

@scarletbegonias2359 Год назад

With so much carbon fiber I am surprised that " Weight-Creep" was a thing. It'll be fun to see how she actually sails, when do those trials begin? Great interview, thanx for sharing. Every stage is exciting and I appreciate all of them, but I am hungry for that next step.

@sketchtosea3750 Год назад

Thank you for the comment. Weight Creep is significant sometimes. Sea trials begin around mid August.

@greatpix Год назад

Advice from a former pro photographer. When filming inside it's best to have your subject face towards the main light source. I.e. window or opening where the main amount of light is coming from. You want to avoid having a window, mirror, all white/all black wall behind you because it throws the camera's light meter off.

@sketchtosea3750 Год назад

Thank you for the comment. Understood. There were other limitations to where we were able to position ourselves.