Christina Hardinge is a multi-award winning audio producer that has worked as a documentary storyteller across the mediums of audio, film, theatre, TV and immersive installation for over 10 years. She is also a workshop facilitator and practicing co-counsellor, which directly informs the work that she makes.

In 2022, Christina received an Arts Council grant to explore the intersection of her counselling and documentary practices; enquiring into the ethical integration of counselling tools and techniques into the documentary process. From this she developed a body of creative audio documentary work that won the Third Coast International Audio Festival’s Best New Artist award 2023. This work is now being developed into a podcast called Rewriting the Narrative which won The Whickers Podcast Pitch 2024 and will be released later this year at Sheffield Doc Fest. 

Her work has been broadcast on BBC Radio 4, 3 & BBC World Service, has won the Charles Parker Radio Prize 2022 & 2023, as well as being exhibited at Bristol Old Vic, Bristol Arnolfini, BFI, V&A and ICA, and screened at international festivals including Sheffield Doc Fest, Open City Docs, London Short Film Festival, Raindance Film Festival, Palm Springs Film Festival and more.

She also teaches short courses and University masterclasses on Trauma Informed Storytelling, is a mentor on the Multi-Track Fellowship programme, and co-curates audio listening events for In The Dark .