How to pronounce “ted hope” in English

Ted Hope: That's it.

Ted Hope: It's curious.

Ted Hope: But I would actually say that the whole beauty, and I think this is something that Frank hits in his book, is actually that it was a trick, which made it a story that

Ted Hope: It's, I think in the same sort of way, the folks who make the biggest myths,

Ted Hope: But my point was the pleasure was that it was a trick.

Ted Hope: Yeah, like, that was like, how I understood OK, you don't watch whatever the children series was.

Ted Hope: I think what really starts to change is where we really start to place the value on the communities that we create around our stories.

Ted Hope: There's a lot of great work that's being done out there that inspires me on a

Ted Hope: Yeah, I wish I knew that answer.

Ted Hope: It's hard.

Ted Hope: I mean, if you look at Marvel and DC, basically comics were a great inexpensive way for character generation and testing.

Ted Hope: Or program the hoax into it at all times.

Ted Hope: No, but the fact that it's going to be discovered is part of the--.

Ted Hope: Forty-five thousand titles and the US market currently is thought to be able to consume about 600 theatrical titles a year, of which 125 are studios.

Ted Hope: We've reached a point, I think, in our muscle memory of how we receive stories.

Ted Hope: And we made a documentary.

Ted Hope: as we start to recognize the community, we also recognize I'm not on-message all the time.

of approaching connectedness from their perspectives.So we have Anna Deavere Smith, we have designer Todd Oldham, um, we have MeetUp founder Scott Heiferman, film producer Ted Hope.We have

And Ted Hope, who's one of the

Clearly, everyone wants brilliant people, but-- Ted Hope: Good listing.