By early 2026, Colombia's animation sector feels like it's hitting a stride that's hard to ignore, with studios ramping up for bigger international gigs amid a boom in streaming and gaming demands. What was once a trickle of VFX support for Hollywood has swelled into robust partnerships, where local teams handle everything from concept sketches to final renders, often blending vibrant Latin flair with pixel-perfect precision. Cities like Bogotá and Medellín buzz with freelancers turned full outfits, fueled by fresh grads from top design programs and incentives that keep talent rooted. Clients from North America appreciate the overlap in work hours and the straightforward vibe - no endless calls across oceans. As budgets tighten globally, these companies stand out for punching above their weight, turning tight deadlines into standout visuals that stick.

1. NeoWork 

NeoWork places Colombian motion graphics designers with overseas companies that need ongoing animated content. Our designers work full-time for one client only, acting as a remote extension of that client’s own team. Our setup keeps turnover low - the company reports a 91% annualized teammate retention rate and accepts only the top 3.2% of candidates – so clients end up with experienced people who already know the brand inside out.

Most of the Colombian animators share similar working hours with North America, which means feedback and revisions move fast and happen during the same business day. Our animation outsourcing teams work with standard tools such as After Effects, Cinema 4D, and Lottie, and many are comfortable producing content in both English and Spanish when needed.

Key Highlights:

• Supplies dedicated full-time motion designers from Colombia
• 91% annualized teammate retention rate
• 3.2% candidate selectivity rate
• Nearshore time-zone match with the United States and Canada
• Designers work exclusively for a single clients
• Supports English and Spanish content

Services:

• Motion graphics for marketing
• Explainer video animation
• Social media animations
• Animated logos and brand elements
• Product demonstration videos

Contacts:

• Website: www.neowork.com
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/neoworkteam
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/neoworkteam
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/neoworkteam

2. Pigmalion Animation Studio

Pigmalion Animation Studio runs its operations in Colombia and handles a mix of 2D and 3D projects for advertising, film, and music-related clients. The team works with tools such as LiDAR scanning, high-performance render farms, and advanced facial-animation systems to build everything from characters to complete sequences.

Staff members regularly complete training and certification programs run by Autodesk and Disney. This setup lets the studio take on technically demanding jobs while keeping the artistic side in focus, and they have picked up awards from Autodesk and CG Society along the way.

Key Highlights:

• Uses LiDAR capture and high-end 3D modeling in daily workflow
• Team members hold Autodesk and Disney certifications
• Received Autodesk AOM Award and CG Society awards
• Regular work with brands on advertising and digital content

Services:

• 2D animation
• 3D animation
• Character design
• Visual effects (VFX)
• Augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR)
• Product visualization

Contacts:

• Website: pigmalionanimation.com
• E-mail: contacto@pigmalionanimation.com
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/pigmation
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/pigmalion-animation-studio
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/pigmalionstudio
• Address: Carrera 19A #84-29 - Bogota - Colombia
• Phone: +57 300 282174

3. Team Toon Studio

Team Toon Studio is a Colombian animation house that takes projects from initial script all the way to final delivery. They run a complete in-house pipeline covering pre-production, production, and post-production, which lets clients hand over an idea and receive a finished piece without managing multiple vendors.

Their team works with both 2D and 3D techniques side by side - rigging cutout characters, drawing traditional frames, building 3D models, or handling compositing and effects. Many international studios use them as an outsourced partner because the same group of artists stays on a job from start to finish.

Key Highlights:

• Full script-to-screen production pipeline under one roof
• Works in both 2D and 3D on the same projects when needed
• Handles international outsourcing jobs regularly
• Nearshore location with good time-zone overlap for North America

Services:

• Script development and concept work
• Character design and visual development
• Storyboard and animatic
• 2D rigging, cutout, and traditional animation
• 3D modeling, texturing, rigging, and animation
• Clean-up, coloring, and motion graphics
• Compositing, effects, and sound design

Contacts:

• Website: www.teamtoonstudio.com
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/teamtoonstudio
• Twitter: x.com/TeamToonStudio
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/teamtoonstudio

4. Sosadiaz

Sosadiaz operates as a digital agency based in Colombia that combines several disciplines under one roof. The team handles web development, digital marketing strategies, and audiovisual production, with animation and motion graphics forming part of their broader video and content offering. Projects usually start with planning and strategy, then move into creative execution and technical delivery, covering everything from initial concepts to final assets.

The agency works with local and international clients on varied jobs that include animated videos, explainer content, and branded motion pieces. Their audiovisual department produces photography and video alongside animation, allowing them to deliver complete campaigns when needed.

Key Highlights:

• Offers animation and motion graphics within a full audiovisual production service
• Works on both Colombian and international projects
• Combines animation with digital strategy and web development when required
• Handles complete campaigns from planning to delivery

Services:

• 2D animation and motion graphics
• Video production including animated content
• Explainer videos and branded animations
• Photography and post-production
• Integration of animation into larger digital marketing projects

Contacts:

• Website: sosadiaz.com
• E-mail: contacto@sosadiazbros.com.co
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/sosadiazlab
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/sosadiazlab

5. Doin Media

Doin Media is a production studio in Colombia focused on video and animation for brands, organizations, and personal projects. The team creates animated videos, branded content, and digital storytelling pieces, working with clients from different countries including the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Each project aims to communicate a clear message through visual content.

This studio handles both full animation and mixed-media videos that combine live footage with animated elements. Past work includes animated pieces for non-profits, financial institutions, and social campaigns, covering topics from education to conservation.

Key Highlights:

• Produces animation and video content for international clients
• Works across commercial, non-profit, and social impact projects
• Offers both fully animated and hybrid animation/live-action videos
• Based in Colombia with remote collaboration on global projects

Services:

• Animated videos
• Motion graphics and 2D animation
• Branded content and social media animation
• Video production with animated elements
• Storytelling and script development for animated projects

Contacts:

• Website: www.doinmedia.com
• E-mail: carolina.guerrero@doinmedia.com
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/doinmedia
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/doinmedia
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/doinmedia
• Phone: +57 318 327 2138

Final Thoughts

Colombia’s animation outsourcing scene has quietly grown into something pretty solid over the last few years. You’ve got studios that can handle everything from old-school hand-drawn frames to slick 3D renders and game cinematics, plus smaller teams that live and breathe explainer videos and motion graphics. What ties most of them together is the same practical mix: decent art schools feeding new talent, time-zone alignment with the US and Europe, lower costs than most Western hubs, and crews that actually stick around long enough to learn a client’s style inside out.

It’s not perfect (internet can still be spotty outside the big cities, and some pipelines are still catching up to the biggest North American or Asian shops), but for a lot of producers the math works out. You get solid work, direct communication without 12-hour delays, and room in the budget to try a few more ambitious shots. The country went from being an occasional “cheap cleanup” option to a place where whole seasons, commercials, and even feature sections get finished without anyone in the credits meeting the client in person. That shift feels real, and it doesn’t look like it’s slowing down any time soon.

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