Minoti Vaishnav

Minoti Vaishnav was born in Mumbai, India, but left home at 19 and moved to Los Angeles to pursue her childhood dream of becoming a pop star. She fulfilled this dream by releasing three independently produced albums, "The Fictional Truth" in 2010, "Secret Garden" in 2013, and "Mix It Up" in 2015. You may have caught the semi-viral video for her single "So Will You" on YouTube (114,000+ views), or heard her infectiously upbeat pop anthem "Psychologist" on radio stations across the U.S, U.K, Canada, Singapore and Denmark. After dropping her mic to focus on film and television, Minoti navigated her way through the documentary world, working on the Emmy® nominated HBO film American Winter (2013), and then producing events for the International Documentary Association. She assisted with the script for the 28th Annual IDA Awards at this time, and learned how to write for a live awards show. In 2013, she founded Prophecy Girl Films where she worked in film development on award-winning projects like Let Them Eat Cake (2014), My Guardian Angel (2015), and Abducted (2016). In 2016, she co-wrote the script for the 57th Annual Genii Awards, produced by the Alliance for Women in Media Southern California, and became the youngest President of this 65-year-old organization, working through several initiatives to advance the impact of women in media. She is a staff writer on CBS's The Equalizer (2021) and is represented by Paradigm Talent Agency and Echo Lake Management.