Great American Media film shot across central Kentucky, with scenes filmed at Kentucky Theatre in Lexington

A new film created by Great American Media has been shot in central Kentucky, with scenes filmed at the Kentucky Theatre in Lexington, according to WKYT. WKYT reports that the production filmed scenes across multiple cities in the region, including Lexington, Midway, Paris, and Versailles. The report ties the Kentucky Theatre filming to the broader multi-location shoot used for the project. In Lexington, the Kentucky Theatre is serving as one of the film’s on-location settings, according to the WKYT report. The theater’s presence highlights how established local venues in the Bluegrass region continue to be used by film crews for interior and performance-style environments. WKYT also places the production’s activity beyond Lexington, naming Midway, Paris, and Versailles as additional filming locations. The reporting does not describe which scenes were shot in each city, how long filming lasted in each community, or whether any of the locations were closed to the public during production. The WKYT story, published Nov. 12, 2026 (local time), identifies Great American Media as the creator of the film and frames the central Kentucky locations as part of the production’s planning for visuals and settings. The report does not provide a title for the film, release date, cast, or distribution plan. For Lexington and the surrounding communities mentioned by WKYT, the filming work represents a one-time operational event for local facilities and public-facing spaces, with potential short-term impacts on traffic patterns and scheduling for businesses and residents near filming sites. The extent of those impacts and any official coordination details were not included in the WKYT account. Next steps depend on production announcements beyond the WKYT report. Until additional information is published by the creator or distributor, the film’s title, when it will be released, and whether Lexington or the other named communities will receive further public updates remain unclear.