Team

Justin Edgar’s last two films We are the Freaks and The Marker premiered on Netflix. He began his career directing documentaries for Channel 4 and Doctors for the BBC and directed his first feature film Large for Film4 aged just 26.

His second feature film Special People premiered at the 2007 TriBeCa Film Festival and went on to win a Royal Television Society award.

Justin worked on the BAFTA nominated Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll and co-produced feature documentary Notes on Blindness (Sundance 2015) which was nominated for three BAFTAs including Best British Film. Other 104 documentaries include Unrest, (Sundance & SxSW 2017) which was longlisted for best documentary Oscar.

He has sat on the BAFTA debut jury, the disability screen advisory group for the BFI and advises Channel 4, the BBC and Netflix on disability. His film prints, including Special People, have been archived at the BFI as works of cultural significance and in 2024 he was honoured with a 15th Anniversary screening of Special People at BFI Southbank.

Recent projects include Film4’s 4Love short films, WW2-set Deaf drama The Letter and Kirkmore, a BAFTA -nominated comedy for BBC2.

Andy Brunskill is a seasoned producer for film and television. Most recently, he produced the second block of Everything Now for Left Bank/Netflix, and is finishing up on production of Sweet Sue, a feature for BBC Film, Hanway and his company, SUMS which Curzon released at the end of last year.

Theresa has 20 years of experience producing with a career that began while living in Los Angeles. With a love of filmmaking and an extensive experience in all levels of production, she continues each year to produce a large number of commercials and long and short form projects, filming in the UK and around the world. As a commercials producer, Theresa has worked with a huge number of brands and high profile directors winning awards along the way. She took time out from commercials to gain invaluable experience in the studio system on US feature films HOW TO DEAL and THE WEDDING DATE and also worked as a series producer for Vice and Red Bull, developing and delivering a range of shows for their international platforms. During the 2020 lockdown, she produced a challenging series of films for Red Bull shot in numerous countries around the world where music artists collaborated remotely with others to create songs – while isolated. She co-produced long-time collaborator Ben Bond's debut feature THE DRIFTERS and Alecky Blythe’s debut short WAITING FOR GOD alongside Andy Brunskill, and most recent projects have involved collaborations with 104 Films & Film4, Misfits Entertainment and Starcross Entertainment.

Oliver is an experienced Script Editor, with credits such as Phoenix Rise, Ralph & Katie, Deadline, The Luminaries, and The Crown. As a deaf, queer creative, he is a keen advocate for accessibility and visibility throughout the industry, and has worked on several schemes to support up-and-coming disabled writers for Film4 and the BFI. He is passionate about the way storytelling can help us understand ourselves and change the way we engage with the world.

Jody is a versatile and experienced Project Manager who has honed her skills over the past 15 years, working across a wide array of projects spanning commercials, short films, feature films and industry programs. Jody brings a blend of creativity and technical proficiency, and is adept at managing 104’s project output.