Moonvalley’s message is clear: AI doesn’t have to break the rules. The Toronto-based startup just raised $84M USD more to scale Marey, its AI video model built only on licensed footage. CAA, CoreWeave, and Comcast Ventures joined General Catalyst in the round, citing the company’s artist-first approach.
Marey gives filmmakers tools like motion transfer, 3D camera control, and promptable scenes—without the legal gray zones. Co-founders Naeem Talukdar and John Thomas are betting on ethical AI, not shortcuts. With $154M in total funding and rising demand, Moonvalley is racing to prove AI can empower creators without compromise.
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