Bhargavi Joshi, a creative force from her earliest days, began crafting movies on paper as a child, charging classmates a ticket for live performances of her cardboard box productions. She started her career in the industry at 15 as a model but soon found her calling behind the camera.

As an internationally published photographer her career spans over two decades, with expertise in portraiture, her photography delves deep into emotions and societal issues, resonating globally. Her initiative ‘Printed Violation’ showcased her artistic prowess and spotlighted crucial topics like women’s sexual abuse, earning recognition at the 2019 United Nations’ Beijing +25 Regional Review meeting in Geneva. Her work, featured in esteemed publications like The Guardian and BBC, bridges cultural divides, unveiling shared human experiences.

Bhargavi’s other creative enterprises include; Spoke – Where Gray Matters | An Artistic Interview Magazine that elevates celebrity portraiture and interviews and Pawsport – Making Pet Responsibility Cool.

Now, Bhargavi embarks on a new journey after honing expertise in Hollywood, Mumbai, and Toronto, exploring various facets of the film and advertising industry. Fueled by her design and tech obsession, she founded Slateplus. Her vision is to revolutionize the industry, supporting every profession’s entire lifecycle, fostering empowerment, and collective success. She champions not just talented artists but every crew member, striving for an industry that elevates each other’s craft.