Colombia

Proimágenes Colombia

Fondo Mixto de Promoción Cinematográfica

National Film Body · Bogotá

The non-profit public-private body that anchors the Colombian film industry, administering the Film Development Fund (FDC) under the “Ley de Cine” and the Fondo Fílmico Colombia. It runs incentives, professionalisation funds, statistics and a services directory — the single most important institution in Colombian screen production.

Comisión Fílmica Colombia

Colombian Film Commission

Film Commission & Cash Rebate · Colombia

The body that markets Colombia to international productions and administers the incentives under Law 1556 — a 40% cash rebate on film-service spend (20% on hotels, food and transport) plus the transferable CINA certificate. Credits include Narcos, Jungle and The Lost City of Z. It runs the official locations, studios and talent directories — the front door for scaling stunt and crew teams.

ACA

Asociación Colombiana de Actrices y Actores

Actors' Union · Colombia

Founded 2014, the national union representing professional actors across theatre, film, television and dubbing — campaigning on contracts, benefits and the “Ley del Actor”. There is no separate stunt-performers' union in Colombia; screen and action performers are represented through ACA rather than a dedicated dobles de riesgo guild.

Legionarius Stunts & SFX

Stunt & SFX Company · Bogotá

A Bogotá company specialising in action and risk scenes with stunts and special effects for film, TV, commercials, theatre and live shows — designing, directing, executing and coordinating stunt work and SFX on national and international productions. It runs its own training gym. The most web-verifiable professional stunt outfit in the country, with active social channels.

Golpe de Gracia

Stunt & SFX Company · Bogotá

One of Colombia's longest-running stunt and special-effects houses, describing itself as a pioneer of risk and action scenes for film, television, theatre and action shows — one of the few Colombian companies with both stunt and SFX departments in-house, and long associated with combat-choreography workshops. (Site is JavaScript-rendered; cross-confirmed via its Proimágenes profile and social accounts.)

Calibre 557

Stunt Collective · Bogotá

A Bogotá stunt collective reported in Colombian press (Semana) as founded around 2015 with 50+ specialists across disciplines, training weekly in the Muzú neighbourhood under director Horacio Tavera and active in pushing for better pay and conditions for Colombian action performers. Press-documented but social-only — confirm via its Instagram/Facebook before contacting.

UNAL — Escuela de Cine y Televisión

Universidad Nacional de Colombia

University Film School · Bogotá

Founded 1988, Colombia's first film-and-television school, awarding the “Profesional en Cine y Televisión” degree with tracks in documentary, fiction, art and TV. The premier academic pathway into Colombian screen production — the directors and crew who commission and stage action sequences.

Legionarius — Training Gym

Stunt Training Facility · Bogotá

The training arm of Legionarius Stunts (see Stunt Teams), where the company conditions and prepares its performers. With no dedicated public Colombian stunt academy, the realistic pathways are the stunt companies' own gyms plus martial-arts/parkour schools — this is the clearest example with a live page.

Krav Maga Colombia

Combat-Training Feeder · Bogotá

Colombian stunt performers typically come up through martial arts, parkour, acrobatics and gymnastics rather than a single stunt school. Krav Maga Colombia is a verifiable Bogotá combat-training option; grouped here as the practical, country-specific feeder discipline for screen-action skills (alongside parkour collectives such as TRY Parkour Colombia).