Jose Martinez
Production Intern/VolunteerJose is a Senior at the University of Texas at El Paso, where he is pursuing a degree in Digital Media Production. A transfer from Houston, he previously interned on short films and creative writing projects, building his experience in storytelling across mediums.
Passionate about film noir, 1960s rock, and film photography, Jose draws inspiration from classic cinema and music culture. When he isn’t behind a camera or writing, you can find him exploring new creative projects. His favorite NPR Tiny Desk performance is by Action Bronson.
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El Paso filmmaker Christian Moldes joins On Film to discuss his journey from theater and acting to editing, producing and screenwriting in Los Angeles and his return to El Paso. -
On Film talks with Estrella del Paso’s Sandra Ramirez about the Art of Welcoming, its 40th anniversary, and how local filmmakers use storytelling to celebrate El Paso’s community. -
Carlos de la Torre and Oscar Garza discuss Spider-Man: Brand New Day, The End of Oak Street, and why the movie theater experience still makes summer films unforgettable. -
The World Cup is coming to Texas, but where does the Borderland go to feel part of the action? With matches taking place in Houston and Dallas, KTEP explored where soccer fans in El Paso, Ciudad Juárez, and Mesilla can gather to experience the atmosphere of the world's biggest sporting event. -
On Film hosts Carlos De La Torre and Charles Horak review A24’s The Drama and Bradley Cooper’s Is This Thing On? The critics discuss the films’ stories, performances, themes, and how these quieter dramas offer an alternative to the action and horror movies dominating theaters and streaming. -
Carlos De La Torre and Charles Horak review TRON: Ares. Hear their thoughts on the movie’s story, cast, visual effects, action, themes, and how it compares to the films that came before in the TRON's franchise.
