Blackwatch Media
Produces documentaries and factual programmes for broadcasters such as the BBC and Channel 4
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Blackwatch Media
Blackwatch Media produces documentaries and factual programmes, including observational films, factual entertainment, animation and music programming. Its work focuses on distinctive stories, including women’s voices and marginalised communities.
The company produces programmes for the BBC and Channel 4. Its films cover subjects including Glasgow communities, artists, music and British cultural history.
Blackwatch Media Limited is based in Glasgow and was founded in 1994.
Product: Documentary films and factual programmes for television and digital audiences.
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