Articles from Invisible Universe

Invisible Universe, a technology company with owned IP, today announced the launch of Invisible Studio, a first-of-its-kind AI-powered content creation engine built specifically for short-form video. Already adopted by major global entertainment, gaming, and toy companies, Invisible Studio is accepting new enterprise partners to efficiently produce short-form content.

Invisible Universe, an internet-first animation studio, today announced that industry veterans Dan’l Hewitt and Joey Boukadakis have joined the company’s board of directors. They each bring valuable industry knowledge and experience as creative and strategic business leaders across the digital entertainment landscape.

Invisible Universe, an internet-first animation studio, today launched The R3al Metaverse, the first community-driven animated series starring characters inspired by blue chip NFTs. The project will also mint 7200 Producer Pass NFTs, allowing the community to have an impact on the creative direction and a chance to have their NFTs animated and brought onto the show.

Invisible Universe, an internet-first animation studio, today announced that the company has raised $12 million in Series A funding to launch new animated IP across social media and web3, expand the footprint to new platforms, and further monetize its existing suite of franchises. Seven Seven Six, co-founded by Alexis Ohanian and Katelin Holloway, led the round with participation from Cosmic Venture Partners, Dapper Labs, Franklin Templeton, Gaingels, Initialized Capital, Schusterman Family Investments, Wheelhouse and Spencer Rascoff’s 75 & Sunny. Additionally, the star-studded cap table includes Serena Williams and Jennifer Aniston along with TCG, CASSIUS and Will Smith’s Dreamers VC.

Invisible Universe, an entertainment technology startup, today announced its new animated franchise in partnership with Jennifer Aniston, an investor and advisor to the company. Clydeo is an animated dog living in Aniston’s Los Angeles house, but he’s no ordinary dog. He fancies himself more human, loves to cook, and is less of a food snob as he is a food enthusiast. Fans can follow him across his own handle @callmeclydeo for an inside look at his “ruff” day-to-day life with Aniston.

Invisible Universe, an entertainment technology company, today made its official debut and revealed it is behind the most popular, celebrity-backed animated characters on social media, including Squeaky & Roy (the long lost toys of the D'Amelio family, reunited with them in Los Angeles), Qai Qai (Serena Williams' daughter’s doll brought to life), Kayda & Kai (Karlie Kloss’ new and already TikTok famous robot and her docking station), and Crazynho (a happy-go-lucky monkey living with Brazilian soccer star Dani Alves). Invisible Universe is also working with Jennifer Aniston, an investor and advisor to the company, to develop a new character launching this fall.