Moonvalley AI Secures $84M Funding Round Led by General Catalyst, Comcast Ventures Joining In.

Moonvalley AI Inc. has received $84 million in funding from General Catalyst Group Management, LLC, Khosla Ventures, LLC, CAA Ventures, CoreWeave, Inc., Comcast Ventures, and Y Combinator Management, LLC. The round was led by General Catalyst Group Management, LLC and included participation from new and returning investors. This brings the company's total funding to $154 million.

Moonvalley AI Inc., a leading AI video tools company for Hollywood, has secured $84 million in new funding. The round was led by General Catalyst Group Management, LLC, with participation from Khosla Ventures, LLC, CAA Ventures, CoreWeave, Inc., Comcast Ventures, and Y Combinator Management, LLC. This brings the company's total funding to $154 million [3].

The funding will support Moonvalley's efforts to enhance its AI video tool, Marey, which has been released to the public after successful testing with filmmakers and studios. Marey is sold on a subscription and licensing basis, starting at $14.99 a month. The company is trained on licensed content and has addressed copyright concerns by using content from independent filmmakers and YouTubers [3].

Moonvalley's CEO and co-founder, Naeem Talukdar, stated that the new funding will help the company build on Marey and potentially integrate it into the workflows of major studios. He also mentioned that the company is working on being more transparent about the sources of its licensed content [3].

The funding round reflects the growing interest in AI's potential to revolutionize the film industry. Moonvalley's competitors, such as Midjourney, have faced copyright infringement allegations, which highlights the need for ethical AI models in Hollywood. Moonvalley's Marey is trained on licensed content, addressing these concerns [3].

Moonvalley is one of the few companies working directly with major studios, offering AI tools for various aspects of film production. The company believes that AI will not replace creative ideas but rather enhance them, leading to better and more films [3].

References:
[1] https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/esim-platform-airalo-raises-us220-million-new-funding-round-lifts-valuation-past-us1-billion
[2] https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/international-business/musks-spacex-to-invest-2bn-in-his-ai-startup/articleshow/122427717.cms
[3] https://www.businessinsider.com/moonvalley-raises-84-million-ai-hollywood-tool-studios-2025-7