Justin Laurie Greenberg is a Senior Editor based in London, with over two decades of experience shaping documentary and factual television for global audiences.
His editorial work spans genres and platforms that include collaborations with leading broadcasters and streamers such as A&E Networks, BBC, Channel 4, Discovery, ITV, and Netflix, from long-form factual and factual entertainment series to short-form branded content - all unified by a distinctive narrative touch, a deep respect for storytelling craft, and a keen attention to detail.
Recent long-form credits include Dave’s 'Will & Ralf Should Know Better' (Afro-Mic Productions), where he helped shape the laughter-filled adventures of actors Will Mellor and Ralf Little as they tackled life’s modern challenges with humour and heart. For Quest’s 'Johnny Vegas' Little Shop of Antiques' (Plum Pictures), he crafted the story of comedian Johnny Vegas’ mission to turn his passion for vintage collecting into a working Lancashire shop.
He edited Crime & Investigation’s 'Laura Whitmore on Britain’s Killer Teens' (Woodcut Media), a true-crime series examining the shocking cases where young lives turned to violence. He also shaped NBCUniversal’s Oxygen Network true-crime hit 'Fatal Family Feuds' (Woodcut Media), uncovering the tensions behind real-life domestic tragedies.
In addition, Justin's short-form and branded work has delivered global campaigns and promotional films for leading brands, including Anheuser-Busch InBev, Audible, Barclays, Coca-Cola, Decorté, FIFA, Heinz, L’Oréal, and the NHS, collaborating with agencies such as Sassy Films, Ranga Bee Productions, and Paraffin.
Recent short-form projects include TVCs for Audible, featuring Sienna Miller, Jack Whitehall, and Alan Partridge, as well as emotionally charged campaign films for Petronas Motorsports with Lewis Hamilton and George Russell, and promotional content for Ernst & Young, Unilever, and Diageo, blending cinematic visuals with narrative clarity to elevate brand-based storytelling.
Driven by a fascination with how visual narrative shapes human connection, Justin continues to explore new forms of storytelling - merging the timeless principles of craft editing with the evolving language of modern content. As technology reshapes the creative landscape, he remains curious about how innovation - from AI-assisted workflows to new modes of remote collaboration - can expand the boundaries of storytelling while preserving its emotional core.
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🎯 Location: London, UK
🕒 Experience: 20+ years in broadcast & branded content
📅 Availability: Freelance - short or long-term contracts, for remote and on-site projects worldwide
📺 Recent Broadcasters: BBC, Netflix, Discovery, Channel 4, A&E Networks, Dave, Quest, Crime & Investigation, Oxygen
🏢 Broadcast Clients: Afro-Mic Productions, Plum Pictures, Woodcut Media, Ranga Bee Productions
💼 Branded Clients: Audible, Petronas Motorsports, Coca-Cola, Barclays, L’Oréal, Heinz, Unilever
💻 Editing Platforms: Avid Media Composer | Adobe Creative Suite
🎓 Affiliations: British Film Editors (BFE)