National Press Club

Photos: "Call Me Ted" Screening

Robert Braggs III

April 04, 2025

Photo Credit: Robert Braggs III Writer/Director Keith Clarke makes a point about the documentary.
Photo Credit: Robert Braggs III Former CNN Washinton bureau chief, Frank Sesno, Ted Turner Professor of Environmental Communication, Eli Kintisch, Producer Joni Levin, and Writer/Director Keith Clarke.
Photo Credit: Robert Braggs III Former CNN Washinton bureau chief, Frank Sesno makes a point about the documentary.
Photo Credit: Robert Braggs III Audience members listen as the panel talk about the documentary.
Photo Credit: Robert Braggs III Producer Joni Levin makes a point about the documentary.
Photo Credit: Robert Braggs III Writer/Director Keith Clarke makes a point about the documentary.
Photo Credit: Robert Braggs III Former CNN Washinton bureau chief, Frank Sesno, NPC History and Heritage Chair, Gil Klein, Producer Joni Levin, and Writer/Director Keith Clarke.
Photo Credit: Robert Braggs III Producer Joni Levin, Writer/Director Keith Clarke, and former CNN White House Correspondent, Frances Hardin.
Photo Credit: Robert Braggs III Producer Joni Levin and Writer/Director Keith Clarke.
Photo Credit: Robert Braggs III Audience members listen as the panel talk about the documentary.
Photo Credit: Robert Braggs III Former CNN Washinton bureau chief, Frank Sesno, Producer Joni Levin, Writer/Director Keith Clarke, and former CNN White House Correspondent, Frances Hardinmingle with the audience.
Photo Credit: Robert Braggs III Audience members listen as the panel talk about the documentary.
Photo Credit: Robert Braggs III Audience members listen as the panel talk about the documentary.
Photo Credit: Robert Braggs III Writer/Director Keith Clarke interacts with the audience.

The club hosted an exclusive screening on Apr. 4, 2025 of the Max documentary series, "Call Me Ted," which provides an inside look at media titan Ted Turner. This six-part documentary series was written and directed by Keith Clarke and produced by Joni Levin, who joined former CNN correspondent and Washington bureau chief, Frank Sesno, for a panel discussion following the screening.