Social Media & Digital Video

TikTok and Reels

Scripting, presenting, filming and editing shortform social media videos.

What in the WorldHannah Gelbart presents What in the World, a new daily podcast from the BBC World Service

Instagram Stories

Reporting and producing stories for BBC News's Instagram account in 2018.

Arts and Entertainment

Filming and editing videos for the BBC's Arts and Entertainment cluster.

The woman obsessed with doorsWhat does your door say about you?

The artist who sketches refugeesGideon Summerfield builds relationships with refugees through his drawings.

The end of ‘dead’ models in magazines?A fashion photographer asks why female models pose as dead bodies or sexual objects in magazines.

Why I kept climbing on shredded handsChristine Van Loo, a seven-time US national acro-gymnastics champion, explains how she got to the top of her game.

Wildlife models: Art class with a differenceMeet the children's book illustrator whose life classes with a difference bring people closer to animals.

Woman challenges definition of 'feminine'Thesaurus.com says it will review its entry after Kaya Day complained about the word's "comical" synonyms.

Business Features

Video journalist for BBC Business News, filming and editing films for younger audiences on social media and on the BBC News website.

Inside London's Harry Potter-style cocktail barAt a new Harry Potter-inspired cocktail bar, groups of friends are wrapped in cloaks, waving wands and sipping potions out of smouldering cauldrons.

Make-up: Have YouTube stars boosted beauty sales?More money is being spent on make-up than ever before. How much do we spend, and has YouTube influenced what we buy?

Ms Curvaceous takes on the 'fat tax'Corrine Mensah was recently crowned Ms Curvaceous UK 2018.

King of the Plastic Bottle CastleThe man building a four-storey castle out of recycled plastic bottles.

What does your perfume say about you?You can tell a lot about someone by the perfume they wear, says perfumer Roja Dove.

The new virtual country with no bordersIn the current climate of aggression and competition between countries and their leaders, the Good Country aspires to change the way that nations interact.

Sex and dating when you live with parentsWith more young adults living with their parents than ever before, how do you cope if you're single?

'You could die. You could achieve the impossible'Jonathon Conant had never tried the flying trapeze until he turned 40. He has now dedicated his life to it.

What do under-35s...Want in the Budget for next week?

Why Wetherspoon quit social mediaPub chain Wetherspoon has quit social media, so what difference will it make to its business?

Education, Family and Health

Filming and editing stories for the BBC's Education and Health clusters.

Mum explains Manchester terror to kidsA mother of three answers her children's questions about the tragic events in Manchester.

Keeping your baby safe in hot weatherA heatwave is on its way and there's more to it than ice lollies, paddling pools and parasols.

Pupil: 'Yoga tells worries to go away'Autistic children at a special educational needs school in London have yoga classes every week.

How to put your baby to sleep safelyNearly 300 babies die from cot deaths each year. Here's how to put your baby to sleep safely.

Trombones play the same tune for charityMusicians around the world rally to raise money for trombonist who has cancer.

Baby artOne Indian mum's creative solution to being at home on maternity leave.

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