Moonvalley, a startup in the enterprise video generation sector, has announced a US$70Mn in seed funding, led by Bessemer Venture Partners, with participation from General Catalyst and Khosla Ventures. This investment aims to enhance enterprise-grade generative video by addressing the fidelity and transparency gaps that currently limit AI applications in professional settings.

Founded by a team of experts with backgrounds from Deepmind, Google, Meta, TikTok, and Microsoft, Moonvalley is dedicated to advancing AI video technologies that meet the rigorous demands of commercial and cinematographic use. The company's approach focuses on creating clean, controllable machine learning models that can accurately represent real objects, emotions, and angles—essential for enterprise applications.

Naeem Talukdar, co-founder and CEO of Moonvalley, highlighted that Moonvalley aims to drive  “transformative AI solutions that will shape the future of enterprise video generation in unprecedented ways, with tools and models designed to enhance trust, transparency, and efficiency.”

The funding will support Moonvalley’s development of AI-native design platforms tailored for creative industries like brand advertising and filmmaking. These platforms aim to provide high levels of accuracy, collaboration, and customization in video creation and editing. Bessemer Venture Partners expressed strong support for Moonvalley’s vision, citing the company’s potential to become a foundational technology for enterprises seeking to enhance their video content with AI.