LOUISVILLE, KY — At a time when many production companies are scaling back, Chronicle Cinema is investing in the future. The Louisville-based production company has completed the acquisition of Vidionix and announced a planned $6.5 million investment over the next five years: signaling a long-term commitment to growth, innovation, and the region’s creative economy.
Vidionix, founded in Southern Indiana and known for its expertise in content creation and complex live-event production, joins Chronicle Cinema as part of an expanded team built to meet growing demand for premium-quality, fast-turn content across business, technology, film, and live events. The acquisition solidifies the jobs currently supported by the two companies and paves the way for an expanding workforce, primarily in the Kentuckiana area.
“This is a strategic decision to bet on our community and high-skilled, creative talent. Our clients across the U.S. and internationally rely on our teams and our talents: our tech clients, including Meta, Andreessen Horowitz, and HP, give us a unique perspective on the changing tech landscape. As AI and emerging technologies continue to revolutionize production, our combined teams will bring industry-leading innovation to the forefront.”
Zach Meiners, President & Creative Director, Chronicle Cinema
A new home: Studio C
The acquisition also represents a strategic investment in the Louisville and Southern Indiana creative community. As part of the deal, Chronicle Cinema renovated Vidionix’s Jeffersonville, Indiana facility into Studio C, a newly expanded creative hub now featuring a state-of-the-art LED wall for virtual production, a main production studio, and a dedicated podcast studio.
