Film and Television Personalities
- Jason Acuña - actor
- Cecilia Amenábar - actress
- Cecilia Bolocco – Former Miss Universe, TV host
- Santiago Cabrera - actor
- Felipe Camiroaga - TV presenter
- Martín Cárcamo - TV presenter
- Cristián de la Fuente - actor
- Karen Doggenweiler - TV presenter
- Alberto Fuguet - film director
- Pablo Francisco - comedian
- Jorge Garcia - actor
- Luis Gatica - actor
- Lisa Guerrero - media journalist, TV presenter, actress, model
- Cote de Pablo – actress (Ziva David in the TV series NCIS)
- Mario Kreutzberger (Don Francisco) – Host of television show Sábado Gigante
- Alejandro Jodorowsky - filmmaker
- Gonzalo Lira - filmmaker
- Claudio Miranda - cinematographer
- Cristina Montt - actress
- Maite Orsini - actress and model
- Carlos Pinto - TV Presenter
- Nicole Polizzi – Member of the Jersey Shore
- Antonio Prieto (actor) - actor and singer ("La Novia" known in Great Britain and the US as "The Wedding")
- Francisco Puelles - actor and television personality
- Julián Ríos - actor
- Horatio Sanz - actor and comedian
- Fernando Solis - Radio and TV Host
- Catalina Vallejos - actress and model
- Leonor Varela - actress and model
- Alexander Witt - filmmaker
- Andrés Wood - film director
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