Edward Hunt
About Edward Hunt
Edward Hunt is a Production Assistant currently employed at The Economist in London and Sheffield. He has a background in production roles and holds a Bachelor of Science in Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Science from the University of the West of England.
Current Role at The Economist
Edward Hunt has been employed as a Production Assistant at The Economist since 2021. His role involves supporting various production tasks and contributing to the overall efficiency of projects. He works primarily in London and Sheffield, engaging in activities that enhance the production process.
Previous Experience in Film Production
Prior to his current position, Edward Hunt worked as a Production Runner at several organizations. He was with Plum Pictures and Avalon Entertainment for one month each in 2021. Additionally, he spent two years at The Jamie Oliver Group as a Production Runner from 2019 to 2021, and he briefly worked with ZAK in 2019. His responsibilities included assisting with logistics and supporting production teams.
Educational Background
Edward Hunt studied at Kent College Canterbury, where he achieved 11 GCSEs, including an A* in Further IT, from 2007 to 2012. He later attended the University of the West of England, earning a Bachelor of Science in Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Science from 2016 to 2019. He also completed A Levels in Geography, Business Studies, and Physical Education at Simon Langton Grammar School for Boys from 2012 to 2014.
Contributions to New Balance S120 Advert
During the production of the New Balance S120 advert, Edward Hunt played a key role in logistics and technical support. He was responsible for driving the van with equipment and crew between London and Sheffield. Additionally, he assisted in setting up and derigging lighting for the advert, and managed petty cash and client care during the production.
Research and Ambassador Role at Argo
In 2020, Edward Hunt served as an Ambassador and Researcher for Argo, a short film platform, for five months in Canterbury. In this role, he contributed to research efforts and supported the platform's initiatives, enhancing his experience in the film industry.