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Headed by The Actors' Institute, London graduate, Sally McLean, Incognita Enterprises is a film, TV and theatre production outfit located in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

The successor to Salmac Productions, formed in 1997 under the Honorary Patronage of highly respected British actor, Sir Nigel Hawthorne ("Yes, Minister", "Yes, Prime Minister", "Amistad", "The Madness of King George"), Incognita's completed projects to date include the feature film "A Little Rain Must Fall" (launched at Ealing Studios and invited to screen at the Cannes and Venice Film Festivals), short films "fixNATION" ((screened on OutThere, Foxtel 2005, Selected: Best of Anything Goes Film Screenings 2004, Melbourne) and "Brigit & Benny (a modern faerietale)" ((Selected: The Festival of the Spirit, US) and theatre productions "Chasing Pegasus (a play in ten chords)" and "'Till The Boys Come Home".

Theatre Alive (an Arts Victoria initiative) wrote of "Chasing Pegasus (a play in ten chords)": "...confronting, thought provoking and engaging ... an experience that shouldn't be missed."

Incognita's most recent projects are the 25 minute short film "Why Must The Show Go On?" and the pilot for new TV series "D.A.T.E. Me".

Projects in development include the feature films "Dalny" and "This Wooden O", stage productions "Bayonets & Bully Beef" (excerpts from which were produced at the Victorian Arts Centre, Melbourne under Sally McLean's direction) and the relaunched "'Till The Boys Come Home", plus two comedy TV series and the documentary "The Man Behind The Miracle Mile".