How To Film For Rimac & Bugatti with William Sitton @RorZFilms1

Uploaded July 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

How To Film For Bugatti & Rimac with William Sitton
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Atlanta based Cinematographer & Director
William grew up in Atlanta inspired by his favorite YouTubers 'Freddy Wong' and 'Corridor Digital' he made videos with friends. He then filmed cars at his local car shows which eventually led to him filming for Rimac and Bugatti.
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