Portrait of Tea Ho

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 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), based on Georgia Hunter's best-selling novel.

They're a proud alum of the Sundance Episodic Lab and Lena Waithe's Hillman Grad Mentorship Lab. In their past lives, Tea worked as a web developer, 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.

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 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), based on Georgia Hunter's best-selling novel.

They're a proud alum of the Sundance Episodic Lab and Lena Waithe's Hillman Grad Mentorship Lab. In their past lives, Tea worked as a web developer, 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.

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