
Who Are We?
We’re Ed and Tom.
We’ve known each other for 24 years — born a day apart, we grew up making things together, and never really stopped. Whether it was creating makeshift plays in the living room or starting our own clothing business, we’ve always had a shared drive to make things together.
Ed’s expertise is in photography, with Tom handling all things video, but it’s the combination of our skills and our lifelong friendship that makes Full Focus Productions unique.
Full Focus grew out of our history. With a shared commitment to crafting stories with meaning, we set out to create a platform where we could tell these real stories around us. We believe in the power of people and the importance of authentic storytelling. Our goal is to help amplify voices, connect with audiences, and produce content that isn’t just visually stunning, but also impactful.
That approach shapes everything we make, whether we’re following one person or many. The friendship comes first, the collaboration follows, and the work reflects that.
At its heart, Full Focus is more than just the work itself — it’s about friendship, collaboration, and telling stories we care about.



Meet the Team

Tom Box
Videographer
Tom is a positive, people-focused videographer who puts those around him at ease. He found his way into documentary work early on and has been drawn to it ever since, shaping an approach that’s rooted in honesty and connection. His short documentary Dancing Minds went on to win at the RTS Television Awards. Calm, open and naturally collaborative, Tom’s presence helps bring out the best in the people he films.

Ed Wrigglesworth
Photographer
Ed is a focused and passionate photographer with a love for capturing real moments. He trained in fine art photography and has also worked in fast-paced studios, sharpening his creative eye along the way. Outside of client work, he continues to make art, with work being exhibited at the OXO Tower. Easygoing and observant, Ed has a way of helping people feel comfortable in front of the camera, letting the work unfold naturally.
