Tea Ho is a writer
Tea Ho is a writer whose notable accomplishments include surviving life in a frat house for over two years, getting inducted into a now-defunct secret society, and receiving a phone call from their uncle — after he died.
Their most recent screenwriting credits include Rian Johnson's Poker Face (Peacock), Park Chan-wook's The Sympathizer (HBO), and Erica Lipez's We Were the Lucky Ones (Hulu).
They're a proud alum of the Sundance Episodic Lab and Lena Waithe's Hillman Grad Mentorship Lab. Before they pivoted to the life of a screenwriter, Tea worked as a software engineer, product designer, and wedding photographer.
Tea's genre-bending work is best described as unhinged with heart. It often blends elements of suspense, absurdity, and dark humor before sucker-punching you in the feels. Tea hopes their stories can inspire you to find the will to live when the world is simultaneously on fire and sinking underwater.
