I am Julián Martínez.

I’m a journalist and filmmaker with a focus on stories that sit at the intersection of culture, creativity, and people. Over the years, I’ve interviewed more than 250 artists, filmmakers, musicians, and thinkers—not just about their work, but about what drives it. Whether I’m behind a camera or at a notepad, my process is hands-on: developing ideas, researching deeply, identifying the right voices, conducting interviews, setting up shoots, filming, editing, and shaping the final narrative.
 

My background in journalism taught me how to ask better questions and pay attention to the details people don’t say out loud. Filmmaking pushed me to think visually, work collaboratively, and stay adaptable when things inevitably shift.
 

I’m drawn to stories that aren’t loud but stick with you—the ones that reveal something specific but speak more broadly. My work isn’t about chasing trends or packaging content; it’s about making something with weight, something that reflects the people at the center of it.

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I’m based in London  and open to projects that value craft, thought, and meaningful conversation.