InMediaRes Productions, LLC is an American game company that produces role-playing games and game supplements.

Loren L. Coleman founded the company InMediaRes Productions in 2003 with Heather Coleman, Randall Bills, Tara Bills, and Philip DeLuca.^[1]: 433 InMediaRes obtained a license from WizKids in fall 2003 for the electronic publication of fiction from Classic Battletech.^[1]: 433 InMediaRes announced this at GenCon 36 that year and their full website, BattleCorps.com, was ready one year later in August 2004.^[1]: 433 InMediaRes started by publishing the fiction written by founders Bills and Coleman, and continued month-by-month with an electronic delivery model.^[1]: 433 InMediaRes announced their intentions in 2005 to begin a similar "Holostreets" website for Shadowrun fiction but this was never completed.^[1]: 434 After changes to the license for InMediaRes in 2007 and 2008, some of the fiction from the BattleCorps website was published in print as Battletech Corps Vol. 1: The Corps (2008) and Battletech Corps Vol. 2: First Strike (2010).^[1]: 434

Rob Boyle and Bills tried to purchase FanPro LLC from Fantasy Productions in 2007, and when that deal fell through WizKids came to mediate; although they would not allow Boyle and Bills to start a new company, they did give the Battletech and Shadowrun licenses to InMediaRes.^[1]: 435 With the rights to both FASA games, Boyle and Bills joined InMediaRes as regular staff as part of their agreement with WizKids.^[1]: 435 Boyle stayed as the line editor on Shadowrun for a few years, and Bills left the line director of Battletech to take on the role of a Managing Director of InMediaRes.^[1]: 435 InMediaRes created a subsidiary to hold the game rights they had acquired: Catalyst Game Labs.^[1]: 435 InMediaRes highly valued electronic material, and in 2007 started charging for Shadowrun releases from Catalyst.^[1]: 436

InMediaRes Productions was founded in 2003 by Loren and Heather Coleman, Tara and Randall N. Bills^[2] and Philip DeLuca with the express purpose of licensing the rights to publish new, canon Classic BattleTech fiction to the Internet from WizKids.^[3] Wizkids granted this license to IMR in the fall of 2003, which directly led to the creation of BattleCorps in August 2004.^[4] In 2005, IMR announced its intentions to branch out into Shadowrun fiction and established Holostreets with the intention of doing for Shadowrun what had been done for BattleTech.^[5] IMR hopes to have Holostreets up and running by 2008.^[6]

On April 20, 2007, IMR announced that it was in negotiations with WizKids and FanPro to acquire the licenses for Classic BattleTech and Shadowrun, as FanPro's licenses were set to expire.^[7] On May 17, 2007, IMR announced the creation of Catalyst Game Labs in preparation for the acquisition of the licenses.^[8] As of mid-2007, Catalyst began releasing new sourcebooks for both lines.

Heather Coleman serves as IMR's executive manager, while Loren is the submissions editor for BattleCorps.