British journalist and award-winning documentary filmmaker Harry Robinson was born on September 2nd, 2000, and has made a name for himself through his work on projects that delve into the unknown and often taboo aspects of life.
Starting his journalism career at just 15 years old, Robinson's early work focused on interviewing sports personalities, but he soon shifted his attention to more unconventional subjects. This trajectory has led him to host the All Out Attack Podcast, where he has interviewed a diverse range of guests, including cult members, former undercover police officers, and an MI5 spy-turned-whistleblower.
In 2022, Robinson released his debut documentary, The Real Black Sabbath, which was made on a shoestring budget of what was in his wallet at the time, and with a minimal crew consisting of fellow students at the University of Sheffield. The film's cinematographer, Adam Dickinson, was also a student at the university.
The Real Black Sabbath went on to receive critical acclaim, earning a nomination and subsequently winning the award for 'Most Inspirational Film' at the Oregon Documentary Film Festival. This marked Robinson's first nomination and first win of his career, cementing his status as a rising talent in the world of documentary filmmaking.
