Ashley Graham sits down with the always uplifting, Cleo Wade! Cleo is an artist, poet, and author. Her best-selling books Heart Talk and Where to Begin offer comfort to those journeying towards healing and creating change in their lives and beyond.
HOST
Ashley Graham
GUEST
Cleo Wade
EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS
Ashley Graham
Penni Thow
Scooter Braun
EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS
Michael D. Ratner
Scott Ratner
Miranda Sherman
CO-EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS
Kelsey McWilliams
Ava Coleman
Kfir Goldberg
Elias Tanner
DIRECTED BY
Heidi Burkey
WRITER
Ava Coleman
LINE PRODUCER
Ben Shafer
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER
Ilyssa Walker
RESEARCHER
Joyce Wu
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY
Kenneth Merrill
PRODUCTION DESIGNER
Francesca Maldonado
1ST ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
Coleen Chan
EDITORS
Shandor Garrison
S-R Meredith
MAIN TITLE THEME BY
Johannes Raassina
Lefteris Ioannou
POST PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR
Ben Shafer
COLORIST
Shandor Garrison
S-R Meredith
SOUND MIXER
Icemen Audio
TITLE THEME PRODUCER
Johannes Raassina
CAMERA OPERATORS
Bruce Ando
Charles France
ASSISTANT CAMERA
Duy Nguyen
BEHIND THE SCENES CAMERA
Daniel Punshon-Smith
Marshaun White
GAFFER
Tony Nall
KEY GRIP
Otto Gaiser
MAKEUP
Melissa Hernandez
HAIR STYLIST
Justine Marjan
GUEST HAIR & MAKEUP
Sierra Barton
PRODUCTION SOUND
Kara Johnson
DATA MANAGEMENT
Brian Tang
ON SET DRESSER
Andrew Johnson
PROPS
Libby Hanley
PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS
Susie Bijan
Naomi Montes
ADDITIONAL PRODUCTION SUPPOR
]Jennifer Spottz
PRODUCED BY
Pretty Big Deal Productions
OBB Picture & OBB Sound
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