Startup Spotlight: Jargy

Shatoo Kamaran came into the Incubator for Creators program with a business idea and completed the three-month program with her startup ready to launch. The program launched during the first half of the year with 18 entrepreneurs setting to start their journey starting their business.

Jargy is a special effects studio, a space where imaginations come to life. As a creative field for artists, Jargy opens a new door for cinema and filmmakers to create fictional characters they thought were impossible before.

“I participated in the Incubator for Creators program. This program truly shaped my vision of what I want to do in the future and how to sort my ideas into reality. The incubator was a business 101 for me. ”

After receiving seed funding, the startup is now stepping towards a new level of growth as a business.

“My startup went from a personal business to creating job opportunities for other young artists, and the more we open up to the world, the more ideas we get for expanding our business. Having a business is like having a newborn baby, all the hardships and no resting hours, a whole new responsibility. The best part of it is the learning process, learning how to deal with people, how to negotiate, and how to do business. You see yourself grow very fast and adapt. Therefore, you change entirely to a different person.”