Biografia
Meet José Rodriguez, a television director, editor, and independent filmmaker based in Los Angeles, California. With multiple Emmy nominations, José's work spans various formats, including docureality and shiny floor series. He's experienced in creating content for markets in Spain, the United States, and Hispanic audiences.
José has a strong track record as both a director and editor, often working on the same show. This allows him to establish effective communication with executive producers and ensure the overall quality of the production, from field work to post-production.
His recent projects include the upcoming season 2 of "Thanks a Million" for ROKU, a celebrity-based docureality series set to release in August 2023. José has also directed and edited competition shows like "Nailed It Mexico" on Netflix, "The Great American Recipe" on PBS, as well as "Top Chef Estrellas" and the Emmy-nominated "La Voz Kids" for NBC Universal Telemundo.
José has contributed to acclaimed American shows such as Bravo's "Project Runway" and "Top Chef," along with Netflix's "Sugar Rush" and "Nailed It." He received a Daytime Emmy Award nomination in 2019 for his editing work on "Top Chef Jr." and was nominated for a Prime-Time Emmy Award the following year for his contributions to "Top Chef All Stars."
Jose also collaborates with the subscription-based streaming platform Zeus Network, known for its focus on urban and celebrity-driven programming.
José began his career in Spain as an assistant director on the popular scripted show "Cuentame como pasó." He then went on to direct and post-produce talent shows such as "X Factor Spain," "Got Talent Spain," and the dating reality show "Farmer Wants a Wife Spain." Before making his way to the United States, he also directed intimate docureality shows like "Volver con" and "En Movimiento" for the national public televisoin, La1 de Tve.
In addition to his professional achievements, José has a passion for music and the creative arts. He captures concerts and music-related content, and he self-produced the music documentary "1,2,3 Standstill," which has been screened at international film festivals and is now available on video-on-demand platforms. José is also the founder of Yolafilmo, a filmmaker collective in Madrid that collaborated in the past with experimental artists on music-based documentaries.
José Rodriguez's expertise and dedication in the entertainment industry continue to make an impact, showcasing his talent behind the camera and his commitment to storytelling.
