Your AI Assistant, Agent, and Analyst for the Business of Entertainment

VIQI AI helps you plan content acquisitions, raise production financing, and find and connect with the right partners worldwide.

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Financing & Co-Pro

• Find active co-producers and financiers for scripted projects
• Find equity and gap financing companies in North America
• Find top film financiers in Europe
• Find production houses that can co-produce or finance unscripted series

Project Partnerships

• I am looking for production partners for a YA drama set in Brazil
• I am looking for producers with proven track record in mid-budget features
• I am looking for Turkish distributors with successful international sales
• I am looking for OTT platforms actively acquiring finished series for the LATAM region

Vendor Sourcing

• I am seeking localization companies offer subtitling services in multiple Asian languages
• I am seeking partners in animation production for children's content
• I am seeking USA based post-production companies with sound facilities
• I am seeking VFX partners to composite background images and AI generated content

Licensing

• Show me recent drama projects available for pre-buy
• Show me Japanese Anime Distributors
• Show me true-crime buyers from Asia
• Show me documentary pre-buyers

Key Personnel

• List the top commissioners at the BBC
• List the post-production and VFX decision-makers at Netflix
• List the development leaders at Sony Pictures
• List the scripted programming heads at HBO

Market Intelligence

• Who is backing animation projects in Europe right now
• Who is Netflix’s top production partners for Sports Docs
• Who is Commissioning factual content in the NORDICS
• Who is acquiring unscripted formats for the North American market

What is Collaborative Film Intelligence?

Collaborative film intelligence is a technological framework that moves the entertainment industry away from siloed personal networks toward a unified, data-powered ecosystem. This involve using centralized platforms to map relationships between 1.6 million titles and 30 million industry connections. The objective is to maximize project ROI by aligning with partners who possess verified track records.

Vitrina Finder industrializes the “insider intelligence” that was historically held by elite talent agencies. By providing structured data on company specializations, deal histories, and executive movements, it enables independent producers to compete on a global scale. This transparency is critical for navigating a market that currently consists of over 600,000 companies.

Bridging the Data Deficit in Production

The “fragmentation paradox” in modern entertainment means that while the world is more connected, operational data remains more siloed than ever. Producers often encounter a market intelligence deficit, leading to missed opportunities in emerging creative economies. Bridging this gap requires a transition to data-driven decision-making that prioritizes analytical insights over anecdotal “insider” tips.

Vitrina addresses this by providing a digital lighthouse for the supply chain, mapping unreleased projects and their associated stakeholders. This ensures that every creative executive has access to verified information on who is commissioning content and where financing is being deployed. This objective approach reduces financial risk during the high-stakes development phase.

Strategic Partner Discovery and Vetting

Partner discovery is no longer just about who you know, it is about what their data says about their reliability and capacity. Strategic vetting involves checking a potential partner’s active deal history and their specific specialization within genres or formats. This objective scrutiny ensures that collaboration is built on a foundation of proven performance rather than social proof.

Vitrina Finder facilitates this by offering reputation scores and deep company profiling. Producers can qualify partners based on their ownership structures and historical collaborations, avoiding the common pitfall of engaging with entities that lack the necessary infrastructure for complex co-productions. This level of due diligence is essential for maintaining production integrity across borders.

Real-Time Project Tracking Workflows

Workflow efficiency in the entertainment supply chain is dictated by timing. The Global Film and TV Projects Tracker monitors unreleased content across four distinct stages: Development, Production, Post-Production, and Release. This visibility allows producers to identify co-production opportunities and financing gaps at the exact moment they arise, rather than reacting to trade news.

For creative executives, this tracking acts as a competitive monitoring tool. Knowing which episodic series are entering production in specific regions like the Middle East or Africa allows for strategic resource allocation. By automating the tracking of these slates, Vitrina allows your team to focus on high-value creative work instead of manual data entry and outreach.

The VIQI AI Advantage for Creative Alliances

VIQI AI represents the next evolution in creative alliances, serving as a vertical AI assistant trained exclusively on Vitrina’s proprietary M&E dataset. Unlike generic AI, VIQI understands the nuanced relationships between studios, producers, and financiers. It can map 30 million relationships to provide strategic answers on funding trends and executive movements.

Producers can use VIQI to ask complex questions such as “Which financiers are currently backing independent horror in Europe?” VIQI provides structured shortlists based on historical collaboration data and current commissioning behavior. This intelligence transforms discovery from a manual search into a precision-guided strategy for creative growth.

Global Success Stories: Case Studies

The impact of data-driven collaboration is best seen in enterprise-level transformations. Getty Images used Vitrina to enhance its video supply-chain mapping across the Middle East and Southeast Asia, using AI to identify new growth opportunities in rapidly expanding markets. This precision outreach resulted in more efficient partner engagement and reduced time-to-market for their content.

Warner Bros. Discovery Animation Group also utilized Vitrina’s market intelligence to strategize the establishment of new production hubs. By vetting partners globally through a centralized platform, they ensured that their creative pipeline remained robust while entering new territories. These examples highlight how the platform serves as a critical infrastructure for the world’s leading M&E companies.

“The distribution model that worked five years ago no longer serves independent creators in a direct-to-platform era. Filmmakers who leverage data intelligence to identify the right buyers at the right moment are securing deals 60-90 days faster than peers using legacy methods.”