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'I'm sourcing cars to feature on TV and film'

Lee Blakeman
BBC Radio Stoke
Will Morris A man in a grey hoodie and blue jeans stands in front of a grey five door Tesla car. The man has his hands in his pockets, and is smiling towards the cameraWill Morris
Will Morris owns four cars, and is building a portfolio of people's vehicles that production studios can hire

A self-confessed "petrolhead" is building a database of vehicles - from modern classics to performance cars - that studios can hire for TV and film productions.

Will Morris from Stoke-on-Trent said he started Cars on Screen after being told by the boss of a studio that a Rover Metro GTA he bought could potentially rent for up to £1000 a week.

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