IWC Media is Scotland's largest independent television production company, with offices in Glasgow and London. The company was formed in May 2004, as a result of the merger of Wark Clements and Ideal World Productions, and became part of Zodiak in 2005. The Managing Director is Hamish Barbour.

IWC has a well established reputation for making popular, intelligent and award-winning programmes for British terrestrial and digital channels, and for channels such as Discovery, the History Channel and National Geographic Channel in America.

The company’s output ranges from popular factual, lifestyle and formats for peak-time and daytime, to documentary, landmark, and blue-chip science and history. IWC is very proud of the range of programmes it makes, the training the company provides, and the standards it maintains.

Key programmes include Channel 4's long-running property series Location, Location, Location, Extreme Fishing with Robson Green for Five; Terry Pratchett on Alzheimer's for BBC Two and Genius of Charles Darwin for Channel 4.

As part of Zodiak UK, IWC works closely with Bullseye Productions and Lucky Day.

The company has a core staff of around 35.