Overview
- Marey became generally available on July 8 with tiered subscriptions starting at $14.99 monthly plus enterprise options and per-scene rendering fees of $1–$2.
- New Motion Direction and Camera Control tools let filmmakers make fine-grained, VFX-style adjustments to camera angles, character poses and scene elements.
- Training exclusively on licensed footage positions Marey as a copyright-safe alternative to scraped-data AI models implicated in recent studio lawsuits.
- More than a dozen major studios and advertising agencies have piloted Marey since March, using it for B-roll, background footage and previsualization workflows.
- While directors like Ángel Manuel Soto praise its ethical framework and cost efficiencies, showrunners warn that broader AI adoption could threaten creative jobs.