Overview
- The Series C round, led by General Catalyst with backing from CAA, Comcast Ventures, CoreWeave, Khosla Ventures and Y Combinator, brings Moonvalley’s total funding to $154 million.
- Marey, launched publicly on July 8, is billed as the first production-grade AI videography platform built exclusively on licensed footage and sold via tiered subscriptions.
- Moonvalley will deploy the new capital to develop API access, hire engineering teams for enterprise-scale deployments and build features requested by studios.
- Through its Asteria Film Co. arm co-founded by Natasha Lyonne and Bryn Mooser, Moonvalley embeds Marey into Hollywood workflows for B-roll, previsualization and special effects.
- By training solely on licensed content, Marey offers studios a compliant alternative to unlicensed generative tools facing copyright lawsuits.