Joshua Longmore

SpaceX started launching rockets from Boca Chica in 2019, but some residents have grown frustrated by all the noise and disruptions.

Produced, filmed and edited for The National.

Okonomiyaki is the classic street food of Hiroshima and often contains lavish toppings, but the dish has a much humbler history.

In the years immediately following the war, and as the survivors of the atomic bomb tried to stave off starvation, the snack became a vital part of Hiroshima’s revival.

Edited for BBC Reel.

Hadi Pir, a Yazidi from Sinjar, worked with US forces during the Iraq war before moving his family to Nebraska.

Filmed and edited for The National.

Domestic violence survivor Rosanna Ramos created Eren to help build up her confidence, but found herself in a deeper relationship than expected.

Produced and edited for The National.

Tens of thousands taken to America after military withdrawal from Afghanistan, but many could soon face deportation.

Written and produced for The National.

Rising sea levels and erosion are eating away at Tangier, but a multimillion dollar plan is giving some residents hope.

Produced, filmed and edited for The National.

The US state, which experienced catastrophic damage when Hurricane Hugo hit in 1989, was spared a similar fate with Ian.

But scientists say future hurricanes will be stronger and wetter, leaving coastal communities prone to disaster.

Produced, filmed and edited for The National.

Once a thriving Arab-American community, New York's Little Syria is today confined to three buildings on half a block of America's largest city.

Large-scale government developments razed much of the area in the 20th century.

And it faces new threats today, as luxury construction projects continue to move into Lower Manhattan.

Almost a year since the US withdrawal, women reporters and presenters have been made to wear face coverings on screen, with some fearing further restrictions.

Written, produced and edited for The National.

Since the fall of Kabul, Jayson Harpster has been working day and night to rescue Nabi, Kohee and their families, who are now in hiding in Pakistan.

Part of a wider multimedia project carried out by The National.

Widely regarded as a conservative state, Kentucky is getting ready to welcome 850 Afghan refugees fleeing Taliban rule.

We travelled to Louisville and a nearby military base in Indiana to find out how preparations were going.

Produced, filmed and edited for a special multimedia project published on The National.

Those who lived under the group's control in the 1990s tell 'The National' about their hopes and fears now that the militants are back in charge.

Crossing the Bridge was an in-depth multimedia project exploring ethnic tensions in Kosovo as Belgrade and Pristina attempted to normalize relations through the Brussels Talks in 2013.

It was awarded the BBC College of Journalism Student Innovation Award in 2013.

Filmed and edited as part of MA Multimedia Journalism at Bournemouth University.

Built in the early 20th century, Mother Mosque of America is located in the Midwestern state of Iowa.

Filmed and edited for The National.

The iconic Japanese freedivers known as Ama, or ‘sea women’, are part of a continuing tradition dating back over a thousand years. But today they struggle to pass this heritage on to new generations.

Edited for BBC Reel.

According to a recent study, 6 out of 10 private renters in London are forced to endure hazards such as mould, leaks or pest infestations that lower their quality of life. This video takes a look inside a typical east London flat with damp walls, but does the low cost of rent make it worthwhile?

Produced for London Live ESTV.

America’s answer to Canada’s freedom convoy, which paralysed capital city Ottawa for weeks in protest of Covid-19 vaccine mandates, leaves Washington unaffected.

Produced and edited for The National.

Looking Glass, a company that builds holograms, is adding AI characters to its repertoire in the hopes of giving new technology a friendly face.

Produced and edited for The National.

Since rising to fame in the street art explosion of 2005, D*Face has painted his own reinterpretation of pop art on billboards, street walls and canvases across the world.

But although he draws strongly on imagery from pop artists like Lichtenstein, his work has a more sinister side.

Filmed and edited for The Independent.

The beautifully expansive park-like garden of Kenroku-en is one of Japan’s greatest, and a perfectly imperfect vision of nature. The paradox is that an enormous amount of energy and attention to detail is required to keep the garden looking ‘natural’.

Edited for BBC Reel.

Forest bathing is a household name in Japan. It gained prominence when the government became concerned that the urbanized and stressed population was becoming cut off from nature.

There are now forest therapy bases across the country that help people immerse themselves in the wild.

Edited for BBC Reel.

Middletown eyes are on the state's US senate race, with Trump endorsed JD Vance polling closer to his Democratic opponent than expected.

Produced and edited for The National.

An intimate portrait of the lives of a 'gang' of tree surgeons working with the Hounslow-based Tree Company in London. What happens when Autumn storms start battering the city and how does their business handle the demand?

Filmed and edited for London Live ESTV.

From making Molotov cocktails to stitching camouflage webbing, ordinary citizens across Ukraine are mobilising to resist Russian forces.

Written and edited for The National.

Angela Grigg from the RSPCA's Putney Animal Hospital explains what happens to stray and abandoned pets in London.

We meet Rocco, a Chihuahua left tied to a tree, and other characters inside its walls.

Filmed and edited for London Live ESTV.

Once a year the community of Ohara Beach in Japan come together to please the millions of gods that exist in the country's indigenous religion, Shinto. During this extraordinary festival, crowds throw shrines high up into the air before carrying them out to sea.

Edited for BBC Reel.

While Indian spices are widely available in London, one specialist shop doesn’t disappoint. Indian cook and food writer Mallika Basu tours Euston’s Indian Spice Shop, located on Drummond Street, a place she’s been visiting since she was 11 years old.

Filmed and edited for the Evening Standard.

Jobs are aplenty in the Texas capital, but not all residents are riding the tech boom.

Produced, filmed and edited for The National.

It swings all the time and it's tiny, so you can't have a lot of stuff.

Other than that, you can change location when you want, it's fun and flexible. Could it be more interesting?

Find out what life is like on a houseboat in London, and who lives in them.

Filmed and edited for the Evening Standard.