All of Colombia’s regions exemplify the incredible ecological, environmental, racial, architectural and cultural variety that characterizes the country and, for the most part, cities, villages, agricultural zones, countryside and forests are easily visited. Each of these regions features cold, cool and hot climates and in only 2-3 hours you can travel from high mountains over 3 000 meters (9 800 feet) above sea level to warm weather regions at sea level, except in the Amazon region where the entire territory is one huge tropical jungle. Every one of these regions offers the right setting for a huge array of audiovisual productions.

The Colombian Film Commission will accompany, consult and provide information on six of Colombia’s largest regions: Caribbean, Bogotá region, Central Andean, Cauca Valley region, Eastern, and Amazon. In all these regions you’ll find adequate infrastructure and security conditions for big-budget investments and for lodging and transporting personnel participating in your projects.

The above regions do not correspond to the country’s administrative, geographical or political divisions; they were defined by the Film Commission based on three fundamental requirements: their unique racial, cultural and environmental identity, security conditions, and, as noted before, lodging and transportation infrastructure.

The Commission recommends that producers and directors contact the Film Commission offices in Bogotá to obtain detailed information relevant to their specific projects and take advantage of the Commission’s consulting and accompaniment services when scouting for locations and contracting all necessary services.