Video clip editing app startup Jovie has raised $500,000 in a seed financing round led by Yoel Cheshin’s 2B Angels and Arale Cohen, along with angel investment from Joey Low, Ron Zuckerman, Dov Moran and Yaacov Gorsd. Jovie’s founder and CEO is Israeli actor Assaf Harel, who produced the hit TV series “Mesudarim”, about fictional Israeli entrepreneurs who made a large exit. Jovie’s app allows users to create videos based on a bank of clips from famous movies that users can mix with their own footage.The app is available on iPhone, with an Android version planned.
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