There he spent another 6 months working different jobs related to cinema and TV. Once he came back to Spain he decided to study film. So at the age of 20 he spent two years at the NIC school in Madrid getting his director of cinema diploma. Then another year for director of photography. After that he did a master for documentaries at EIMA which took one more year. In 2011, Osel is said to have joined the board of the FPMT although as of January 2019 he is not listed as a Director on the FPMT website, and there has not been any notification that he was expelled or had resigned from or otherwise left the FPMT Board of Directors. In November 2012 he is said to have written a "letter to the FPMT family." although as of December 2018 there is no longer any trace of this letter on this section on the FPMT website. The FPMT has also created a news and information page for him. although as of January 2019 no news or information about him has been posted there since his birthday on 11 February 2018, i.e. for nearly one year. In December 2012 he released his film Being Your True Nature. Osel Hita Torres is the fifth of nine siblings: Yeshe, Harmonia, Lobsang, and Dolma (all older); and (younger brothers) Kunkyen, Sonam, Ramses and Tristan. Osel lived in Spain for some years with his girlfriend Mai Le Turquais. According to his FPMT news and information page however, his new partner Indila Dora gave birth to their son Tenzin Norbu in 2017. After attaining his majority, formulaic greetings regularly appeared in FPMT publications. In May 2009, Hita gave an interview for "Babylon Magazine", a bilingual (Spanish/English) Madrid periodical. In it he expressed belief in reincarnation, and admiration for Lama Zopa and the Dalai Lama, while complaining of discomfort with his exile Tibetan environs:  Having left Sera monastery at eighteen, without going on for the geshe degree, he felt unqualified to teach, as the FPMT expected of him: "The literal translation of lama is teacher, and I'm no teacher." Similar, but more pointed, remarks soon appeared in the Spanish newspaper "El Mundo":  Extracts appeared the following day in "The Guardian" (UK). Wisdom Publications (the FPMT publisher) then reported on these developments on its blog under the title "Tempest in a Teapot," claiming that Hita's original comments had been misrepresented and taken out of context.