13 Facts About Ted Hope

Ted Hope was born on 1962 and is an American independent film producer based in New York City.

Ted Hope later worked at the San Francisco Film Society and Amazon Studios.

Ted Hope attended the undergraduate film program at New York University.

Ted Hope met his frequent collaborator and former business partner Anne Carey on his first day there.

Ted Hope produced Todd Solondz's Cannes Critics' Prize-winning Happiness, which Ted Hope and his partners at Good Machine released themselves when its distributor dropped the film.

Ted Hope announced he would resign as executive director at the end of 2013, citing the challenges of working with a staff of 26 and a board.

Ted Hope said he planned to remain in the San Francisco Bay Area and lead the Film Society's advisory board.

On January 8,2014, Ted Hope was named CEO of Fandor, a subscription online service for independent and international films.

In May 2020, Salke announced that Ted Hope had stepped down from his role as co-head of movies to go back to being an independent producer.

Ted Hope made a first-look deal with Amazon that began on June 2,2020.

Ted Hope was instrumental in organizing the successful 2003 antitrust campaign against the MPAA and its ban on screeners including testifying in court.

Ted Hope has claimed a double win in the court case, as it is where he met his wife filmmaker Vanessa Ted Hope.

Ted Hope was a producer in all films unless otherwise noted.