Independent Communications Associates, better known globally as InCA, is an award-winning documentary television production company with offices in San Francisco, London, Toulouse (France) and Nairobi (Kenya). InCA was launched in London in 1984 by a group of six producer-directors who had already enjoyed high-profile careers with PBS in the US, and with the BBC and commercial networks in Europe.

From arts and performance works to in-depth science shows, from John Cleese to Arthur C. Clarke, from corporate videos to international series on the future, InCA has been earning credits and critical renown across the United States, Europe, Africa and Australia for 24 years.

Productions by InCA and its co-founder and president, David Kennard have won numerous awards, including national and international Emmies, the International Science Film Festival Jury Prize, the Peabody and Dupont Columbia awards, and the National Educational Media Network Trophy. From The Ascent of Man to The Hero's Journey, from Cosmos to Connections, and from The Heart of the Dragon to Africa's Children and The Final Hours: Amelia Earhart's Last Flight, each project has been a milestone in its field.