Vietnam

Cinema Department of Vietnam

Cục Điện ảnh

National Film Authority · Hanoi

The top-level state body governing Vietnamese cinema, an agency of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism. It sets film-industry policy, issues production, distribution and exhibition licences, and runs the Vietnam Film Festival and HANIFF. The regulatory framework all film labour — including stunt and action work — operates within, and the most relevant government authority for the sector.

Vietnam Cinema Association

Hội Điện ảnh Việt Nam

National Film Association · Hanoi

The national association for film & TV practitioners (~35 branches, 1,500+ members), which runs the Cánh Diều (Golden Kite) Awards and publishes World Cinema Magazine. Crucially, its Ho Chi Minh City branch historically hosts the country's organised stunt body — the Cascadeur Club (founded 1992) — making the Association the closest thing Vietnam has to a stunt register. (Link is its official online magazine.)

Action C

Cascadeur & Action Team · Ho Chi Minh City

Founded 2019 by cascadeur-turned-director Dương Minh Chiến, Action C grew from short action videos into one of Vietnam's most prominent stunt-and-action crews, choreographing the 2025 box-office hit Truy tìm long diên hương. A social-only team — their reach lives on Facebook; the link is founder Dương Minh Chiến's page.

Team X / TeamX Stunt Academy

Stunt Team & Training · Ho Chi Minh City

A Ho Chi Minh City stunt collective that provides cascadeurs, trains action actors and coordinates dangerous scenes. Team X is credited among the stunt and fight-choreography units on the breakout international hit Furie (Hai Phượng, 2019). Social-only: their presence is the Facebook page, with no standalone website found.

Studio68

Veronica Ngo — Ngô Thanh Vân

Action Production House · Ho Chi Minh City

Founded by actress, producer and director Veronica Ngo, Studio68 is the production house behind the films that put Vietnamese action cinema on the global map — Furie (Hai Phượng, 2019) and the prequel Furies / The Princess (Thanh Sói, 2022), both Netflix-distributed. Not a stunt team itself, but the most important production-side force commissioning large-scale Vietnamese action. Listed via the founder's Instagram (its company domain is down).

Hanoi Academy of Theatre & Cinema

Trường Đại học Sân khấu – Điện ảnh Hà Nội

State Film & Theatre University · Hanoi

Established 1980, the premier film-and-theatre university in northern Vietnam, training actors, directors, cinematographers and designers. The leading academic pathway in the north for the performers and directors who go on to stage and commission screen action; no stunt-specific degree exists, but its acting, movement and dance training feeds the field.

University of Theatre & Cinema HCMC

Trường Đại học Sân khấu – Điện ảnh TP.HCM

State Film & Theatre University · Ho Chi Minh City

The southern counterpart, offering degrees in Drama/Film/TV Acting, Directing, Cinematography and Stage & Film Design. Based in the heart of Vietnam's commercial film industry, it is the main formal training ground in the south for screen-acting and filmmaking talent — the labour pool from which action productions and stunt-adjacent performers are drawn.

Vietnam Vovinam Federation

Liên đoàn Vovinam Việt Nam

Martial-Arts Federation · Ho Chi Minh City

The governing body for Vovinam (Việt Võ Đạo), Vietnam's indigenous martial art (founded 1938), which blends striking, grappling, joint locks, sweeps and weaponry. It runs the national grading, tournaments and training that produce the country's deepest pool of trained fighters — the martial-arts foundation most directly feeding Vietnamese screen-combat and cascadeur work.