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Make Believe is an AI media lab founded by YouTube veterans Ben Relles and Margaret Burris, building interactive video formats and digital twins that talk back to viewers. Its best-known work, Reid AI, is a Webby-winning interactive digital twin of LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman trained on 20 years of his books, podcasts and interviews. It serves creators, brands and enterprises.

Flova (operated by Yuzhou Technology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd.) is an AI video-creation platform founded by serial entrepreneur Guo Lie in late 2024, HQ Shenzhen, launched Oct 2025. Its conversational multi-agent system covers the full video workflow from idea, script and storyboard to final cut, orchestrating models such as Sora, Kling and Veo per scene, focusing on narrative and character consistency for animation, film and creators.

Community platform for AI multimodal content generation across images and video

Crreo is a San Francisco-based AI video creation platform founded in 2023 that turns scripts or ideas into complete long-form videos up to 30 minutes, automating script generation, visuals, 200+ multilingual AI voiceovers, music and thumbnails. It targets independent creators, YouTubers and small teams who lack video production skills, and reports 200,000+ users.

Brahma AI is an AI-native operating system for enterprise audiovisual content, combining Brahma AI Core (content intelligence and asset management) with Brahma AI Studio (visual AI, digital humans, voice and multilingual localization). Spun out of the DNEG Group and uniting Prime Focus Technologies and Metaphysic, it serves media & entertainment, sports, healthcare and advertising, with customers including Warner Bros., the NBA and Mayo Clinic, and won a 2026 Technology & Engineering Emmy Award.

Argil, founded in Paris, France in 2022, provides a platform that enables content creators and brands to create realistic AI-generated video avatars. The Argil platform can transform video, text, and audio content into AI-generated human-like, multilingual avatars within minutes, with one of the lowest subscription costs available (starting at $1 per minute of video).