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Jonas Elrod, born February 1, 1972, is an American writer, director and producer for television and film. His documentary, Wake Up, tracked Elrod as he went in search for understanding and deeper meaning after undergoing a spiritual awakening.^[1]^{[weasel words]} His film opened at South By Southwest Film Festival and would become the premiere episode for Oprah Winfrey's award winning Super Soul Sunday. Elrod went on to create and star in the series In Deep Shift with Jonas Elrod for the Oprah Winfrey Network.