Harry Robinson is an award-winning documentary filmmaker and journalist from the North West of the UK. He is a member of the Have A Word Podcast team, featuring in and producing specials such as 'Have A Word: The Red Bull Soapbox Special' and 'Have A Word: The India Special'. He also hosts 'Mad That', a journalistic podcast alongside Carl Reigler that has had the likes of Joe Exotic and Shirley Phelps-Roper as guests.
He released his debut documentary 'The Real Black Sabbath' in 2022 - at the a...
Harry Robinson is an award-winning documentary filmmaker and journalist from the North West of the UK. He is a member of the Have A Word Podcast team, featuring in and producing specials such as 'Have A Word: The Red Bull Soapbox Special' and 'Have A Word: The India Special'. He also hosts 'Mad That', a journalistic podcast alongside Carl Reigler that has had the likes of Joe Exotic and Shirley Phelps-Roper as guests.
He released his debut documentary 'The Real Black Sabbath' in 2022 - at the age of 21 - for which he was director, writer and editor. The film went on to win multiple awards at film festivals in the US.
He released his second independent documentary, 'Mother's Ruin: Unmasking the WMSCOG' in 2023, which also went on to win awards and have a film festival run in both the UK and USA. At the film's premiere, the Oregon Documentary Film Festival said that Robinson has "real journalistic talent" and that people in the audience were "in shock".
Harry Robinson is an award-winning documentary filmmaker and journalist from the North West of the UK. He is a member of the Have A Word Podcast team, featuring in and producing specials such as 'Have A Word: The Red Bull Soapbox Special' and 'Have A Word: The India Special'. He also hosts 'Mad That', a journalistic podcast alongside Carl Reigler that has had the likes of Joe Exotic and Shirley Phelps-Roper as guests.
He released his debut documentary 'The Real Black Sabbath' in 2022 - at the age of 21 - for which he was director, writer and editor. The film went on to win multiple awards at film festivals in the US.
He released his second independent documentary, 'Mother's Ruin: Unmasking the WMSCOG' in 2023, which also went on to win awards and have a film festival run in both the UK and USA. At the film's premiere, the Oregon Documentary Film Festival said that Robinson has "real journalistic talent" and that people in the audience were "in shock".
