NVIDIA will collaborate with video generator Invideo to build an end-to-end AI filmmaking pipeline for long-form cinema, ranging from short films to feature-length productions.
The companies unveiled the partnership at Invideo’s India AI Film Festival, hosted during the India AI Impact Summit 2026. The event highlighted hybrid filmmaking across pre-production, creation, post-production, and finishing.
Invideo, a member of the NVIDIA Inception Program, will integrate NVIDIA’s AI and accelerated computing platforms into its production workflows. Both companies aim to help filmmakers, creators, and studios move from ideation to final output more quickly and through more iterations.
“We’ve built a platform that serves 30 million creators. Now we’re focused on the future of filmmaking, not as just a technology provider, but as a true partner to storytellers,” Sanket Shah, CEO and Co-founder, Invideo, said in a statement.
He added, “Working with NVIDIA, we’re building AI pipelines that make cinematic storytelling scalable, sustainable, and globally accessible.”
Invideo will integrate NVIDIA Omniverse Enterprise, an end-to-end collaboration and simulation platform, to enable unified 3D asset pipelines through OpenUSD workflows. The system will connect creative tools and teams to build large-scale scenes.
The stack will also use NVIDIA RTX for GPU-accelerated rendering and NVIDIA CloudXR for AR and VR-based virtual production reviews. Invideo will deploy NVIDIA Blueprints to support multimodal AI models, including vision-language tools and speech systems for ASR and TTS.
The companies said the infrastructure will support modular and scalable production for cinematic storytelling. Invideo expects around 4,000 submissions from AI filmmakers across India. Winning filmmakers will get opportunities to develop feature projects with production houses and distribution partners.
Invideo said its consumer platform serves over 30 million creators across 190 countries and is now expanding into enterprise-grade AI filmmaking infrastructure.
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