The first-ever official music video for Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “Free Bird” won an Ohio Valley Emmy Award on Saturday night (July 25, 2026). Director Max Moore accepted the award at the 62nd annual ceremony at the Galt House in Louisville, where the video was honored in the Arts & Entertainment category. Chronicle Cinema produced the video.

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.

In a world where attention spans are fleeting and competition is fierce, the power of storytelling through moving images has never been more vital. Corporate videos are not just marketing tools; they are cinematic experiences that breathe life into your brand’s message. At Chronicle Cinema, we believe that every frame should resonate with authenticity and purpose, connecting deeply with audiences and inspiring action. This post explores the transformative corporate video bene

Studio C is more than a studio. It’s a home base for creators, brands, and agencies who want to do more together. With flexible hourly rates, customizable digital signage for your brand or event, and on-site support from the Chronicle Cinema team, the space can flex to fit productions of any size.

Chronicle Cinema launches the Express Production Unit, a flat-rate, travel-ready service that delivers cinematic videos in 72 hours using AI-empowered workflows. Perfect for interviews, press updates, event recaps, and fast social content.

Chronicle Cinema is a team I’ve worked with for years," Max noted. "I knew right away they’d be the perfect fit for this project. Filmmaking is a team sport, and Chronicle brings the energy every time.