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Absolute announces the promotion of Tom Boucher to head of edit.

Tom has been with the company from the very beginning of his editing career, joining as an edit assistant back in 2017. He has since grown into a sought-after talent in his own right, working with global names across commercial, short film and music video projects. His development to head of edit highlights Absolute’s mission of nurturing talent is still very much key to the future of the company.

Tom is a rising star, coming off a stellar year of projects where he has added a series of heavyweight names to his reel. 2024 has seen Tom work on award-winning projects for global brands such as Mercedes, Moncler and Netflix, as well as collaborations with esteemed directors like Jacopo Cinti, Jack Bowden and Tom Brown.

“I am so thrilled to be made head of edit,” says Tom. “Absolute has been my home since I started in the industry, so it’s a really proud moment for me to be leading the department I learnt my craft in. This is such an exciting time for everyone at Absolute, and after an amazing year we’ve lined up some brilliant projects for the new year too, so we’re looking forward to a brilliant year across the edit team”

“I’m delighted to be embarking on this new chapter with some exceptionally talented editors alongside me. The experience of Editors like Tom Higgins and Ollie Burn will be crucial for our department and I can’t wait to see them collaborate with more incredible teams”.

“We’re thrilled to see Tom step into this head of department role,” says Absolute MD Chris Batten. “This promotion is not only well-deserved, but a testament to Tom’s exceptional talent and growing reputation. 

“His impressive reel speaks volumes, and his dedication to his craft and the team is evident in everything he does. With Tom at the helm, I’m confident he’ll continue to inspire excellence within our edit team and play a pivotal role in driving the department’s success in the years to come.”

Tom’s reel can be viewed , and Absolute Edit are now available to cut projects across film, short film, commercial and music videos.