Oli Gilford | Editor of Comedy & Factual TV, Podcasts, & Socials

VIDEO EDITOR

comedy entertainment factual socials podcasts TV

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A decade shaping stories from development to final cut.

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Before focusing on editing, I worked across development, production, archive and edit producing on more than 60 television and radio productions.

I know how a project comes together before it reaches the timeline, and what it is like to give the notes as well as action them.

From developing new formats, to working on large-scale studio shows, sourcing archive and clearing rights, that experience has shaped my editorial judgement.

I bring that wider production understanding into every edit, alongside the technical skill to deliver it properly.

The Big Fat Quiz of the Year artwork, representing one of Oli Gilford’s television production credits.

A League of Their Own artwork, a television production credit for Oli Gilford as Archive Senior AP.

There’s Something About Movies artwork, a television production credit for Oli Gilford as Archive AP.

Promotional poster for a show called 'A Night in with Sally Lindsay,' featuring Sally Lindsay sitting on a red velvet couch in front of red curtains with gold tassels, with the show's title in large gold letters above her.

Colorful quiz show title card with the text "The Big Fat Quiz of Telly" on a purple radiant background.

Cover image for 'Catching Up with the Royals' featuring Richard Coles and Emily Andrews, both wearing crowns and royal attire, against a blue background.

Operation Ouch! artwork, representing one of Oli Gilford’s television and west end, sydeney opera house and royal festival hall writing and script editor credits.

Title card for a sports quiz called "The Big Fat Quiz of Sport" with a purple radiating background and yellow-bordered blue text box.

Portrait Artist of the Year artwork, representing one of Oli Gilford’s television production credits.

Reasons to Be Cheerful with Matt Lucas artwork, a television production credit for Oli Gilford as Archive AP.

Take Me Out artwork, representing one of Oli Gilford’s television production credits.

It’s Clarkson on TV artwork, representing one of Oli Gilford’s television production credits.

The Story of Only Fools and Horses artwork, representing one of Oli Gilford’s television production credits.

Greatest Pop Videos artwork, a television production credit for Oli Gilford as Producer and Edit Producer.

Mary Berry’s Country House Secrets artwork, representing one of Oli Gilford’s television production credits.

Stock Aitken Waterman: Greatest Hits artwork, a television production credit for Oli Gilford as Producer and Edit Producer.

Group photo of people standing together on stage at Miranda: My Such Fun Celebration, with red curtains and a gold and red sign in the background.

A man in a tuxedo sitting in a theater with red seats holds a marquee sign that reads: 'Now Showing Greatest Ever Movie: Munde Blunders'.

Greatest Hits of the '70s artwork, one of Oli Gilford's Producer & edit producer credits.

Dolly Parton, Kenny Rogers & Friends artwork, one of Oli Gilford's Producer & edit producer credits.

Garth, Tammy & Friends artwork, one of Oli Gilford's Producer & edit producer credits.

A neon-lit scene with the words 'Take Off' in large metallic letters, a stylized rocket, and the text 'with Bradley & Holly' in purple and white at the bottom, set against a starry night background with a futuristic cityscape.

Comedians Giving Lectures artwork, representing one of Oli Gilford’s television production credits.

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Russell Howard’s Stand Up Central artwork, representing one of Oli Gilford’s television production credits.