YouTuber Cleo Abram Joins UTA Agency (Exclusive)
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Emmy-nominated digital storyteller Cleo Abram has officially signed with UTA to manage her career. Abram, who boasts nearly 7 million subscribers on YouTube, is the creator behind Huge If True, a channel dedicated to exploring innovative technology and scientific breakthroughs with an eye toward shaping a better future.
Some of the channels most popular episodes include What if I fell into a black hole? and Why this robot kills weeds with lasers. Abram has also conducted interviews with prominent figures such as Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, ChatGPT creator Sam Altman, and Nvidia founder Jensen Huang.
Before launching her own projects, Abram honed her skills in digital content production and on-camera hosting at Vox Media. There, she helped launch and host Glad You Asked and directed episodes of Voxs Netflix series Explained. After leaving Vox, she founded her media company HUGE in 2022, focused on inspiring people to envision and build better futures. Since its inception, HUGE has grown to over 11 million subscribers and accumulated more than 3 billion total views.
Under UTAs representation, Abram plans to expand the HUGE brand through strategic brand collaborations, content creation, syndication, and exploring original content, events, and consumer product opportunities.
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