Founded in 2019, Tchikiboum was created out of a desire to produce immersive works that require a different approach to their distribution. Its founder, Sarah Arnaud, comes from cinema and web creation and has a strong appetite for the performing arts. She aspires to produce hybrid works, at the crossroads of disciplines and cultural fields. With experience in international sales, she also wishes to think about the distribution of works to a public unfamiliar with new technologies. With a focus on opening up to the widest possible audience, the works produced by Tchikiboum are intended for museums, theaters and cultural venues. Tchikiboum is committed to dealing with societal issues and works with authors in a singular way, offering them the necessary support to bring their artistic intentions to the public.

By setting up in Brittany in 2021, the company has chosen to meet and promote new talent in a region historically rich in audiovisual creation, with the aim of developing multidisciplinary digital projects. Tchikiboum is currently producing "Entrez dans la danse", an immersive installation on the dancing plague, by Julie Desmet Weaver and Eugénie Andrin, "Duchampiana VR", a virtual reality installation evoking a march for equality, by Lilian Hess and "Safari Urbain", an animated journey in augmented reality by [BF]. On each of these projects, the founder values partnerships and co-productions, emphasising the need to cross skills and intentions, by joining forces with Small Creative, Femme Fatale or JPL Films.

Tchikiboum is a member of the PXN association and Films en Bretagne.