Genvid

Genvid Holdings, Inc. operates an AI production platform positioned as a "system of record" for generative content production in television, film and games. The platform binds every generation to a production object drawn from the MovieLabs Ontology for Media Creation (OMC) data model — project, scene, shot, asset, task — so that provenance, budget and approval are attributes of the underlying data model rather than add-on features. Model, parameters, prompt, user attribution and timestamp are captured at the moment of generation and signed so that later changes are detectable.

The product surface includes production management dashboards, script-to-storyboard breakdown, asset management with assignment and approvals, keyframe creation, dialogue and voiceover audio generation, video generation using either customer-supplied model keys or Genvid-provided models, and a timeline editor for sequencing and pacing. Assets export to Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Premiere and other editorial tools with provenance and production metadata attached. An open integration surface — an MCP server, CLI and agent skills pack — lets teams generate in outside tools and ingest results into Genvid for governance and lineage.

Earlier in its history the company built interactive livestreaming technology and pioneered a format it calls Massively Interactive Live Events (MILEs), streaming shows in which the audience influences outcomes. The Genvid MILE SDK ran spectating clients on cloud infrastructure alongside a Genvid Cluster, delivering audio and video to platforms such as Twitch, YouTube and Facebook while sending game data and events through a JavaScript API to an HTML overlay. Titles associated with this line of business include Rival Peak, PAC-MAN COMMUNITY, The Walking Dead: Last Mile, SILENT HILL: Ascension, DC Heroes United and The Seeker.

Founding story

Genvid was founded in 2016 by game industry veterans and was described in press coverage as a spinoff of Japanese game company Square Enix. CEO and co-founder Jacob Navok previously led worldwide business development and strategy for Square Enix Holdings and built its cloud gaming division, Shinra Technologies.

Business model

Genvid sells software subscriptions for its AI production platform. A Basic tier is listed at $59 per user per month, or $49 per user per month when billed annually ($588 per year), and includes all published tools, budget caps, prompt-before-spend controls, C2PA signing, attestation labels, audit records, and the MCP/CLI/skills pack with email support. An Enterprise tier is priced on request and adds indemnity on witnessed-tier certifications, DPA and security-review support, ISO 27001 and MPA control mappings, volume pricing and usage commitments, and custom support and SLAs. Customers may bring their own model keys or purchase credits for Genvid-provided generation models. In its prior interactive-streaming business the company offered full-service engagements, a free self-service SDK, and publishing of licensed titles through Genvid Entertainment.

Per-seat monthly or annual subscription fees across Basic and Enterprise tiers, plus credit purchases for use of Genvid-provided generation models.

Traction

Genvid raised $113 million in Series C funding in July 2021, bringing total funding since its 2016 founding to $166 million, and had roughly 80 employees at that time with plans to reach 130 by the end of 2021 and 180 by mid-2022. Its MILE portfolio includes Rival Peak, which ran exclusively on Facebook from December 2020 to March 2021 and was co-created with Pipeworks Studios, as well as PAC-MAN COMMUNITY, The Walking Dead: Last Mile, SILENT HILL: Ascension, DC Heroes United and The Seeker. In 2021 the CEO said several eight-figure MILE projects had been finalized with large IP owners. The AI production platform has shipped frequent releases through 2026 and secured a memorandum of understanding with Savvy Games Group and Massive Studios.

Latest developments

Product releases through 2026 added the Timeline Editor and Nano Banana 2, Kling O3 model families with ComfyUI support, shot-level direction controls with asset-level budget enforcement, project-level role-based access control, MCP support with new audio models and voice cloning, Seedance 2.0 and GPT Image 2, and character-specific lip sync in the timeline editor. In June 2026 Genvid signed a memorandum of understanding with Savvy Games Group and Massive Studios covering Saudi Arabia, and in July 2026 it opened its production system to customer agents via an MCP server, CLI and skills pack in beta for all subscribers.