AI Firm Moonvalley Releases “Commercially Safe” Marey Video System To General Public

AI Firm Moonvalley Releases “Commercially Safe” Marey Video System To General Public

AI firm Moonvalley has released its Marey video model to the general public after an initial test run with filmmakers, agencies and other trial users. The system is notable for being what the company calls “commercially safe,” meaning that it has been built from fully licensed images and IP. Many AI firms have opted to […]

Moonvalley releases its ‘power tool’ for AI filmmaking

On Tuesday, AI lab Moonvalley announced the public release of Marey, a video model designed as a production-grade tool for professional filmmakers.Marey—pronounced “Mary” and named after early film pioneer Étienne-Jules Marey—was trained exclusively on explicitly licensed material. Cofounder and CEO Naeem Talukdar says this approach helps avoid the copyright risks associated with video generation tools trained on unauthorized footage. “Marey has…

Marey, Moonvalley’s ‘ethical’ AI model for filmmakers now publicly available

Moonvalley, a Los Angeles-based AI video generation startup, has opened up its “3D-aware” model to the public, offering a “hybrid model” which gives filmmakers more control than other standard text-to-video models. Moonvalley first launched its model, named Marey in beta in March. It has now released it with a credits-based subscription, with users being able to pay $14.99 for 100 credits, $34.99 for 250 credits, and $149.99 for 1,000 credits. T…

Moonvalley launches first fully licensed AI model for filmmakers

Toronto company releases Marey, an AI video model offering filmmakers precise creative control and licensed content for professional film production.

Moonvalley debuts Marey, its licensed AI video model, for $14.99, $34.99, or $149.99 per month; ~80% of its footage is from independent filmmakers and agencies

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Moonvalley AI reckons Hollywood will actually like its new model

Studios are using Moonvalley AI’s Marey model to produce background footage and B-roll. The startup says licensing deals and pro tools give it an edge in Hollywood.