We present several results on the compactness of the space of morphisms between analytic spaces in the sense of Berkovich. We show that under certain conditions on the source, every sequence of analytic maps having an affinoid target has a subsequence that converges pointwise to a continuous map. We also study the class of continuous maps that arise in this way. Locally, they turn analytic after a certain base change. We give some applications of these results to the dynamics of an endomorphism f of the projective space. We define the Fatou set as the normality locus of the family of the iterates {f n }. We then generalize to the non-Archimedan setting a theorem of Ueda stating that every Fatou component is hyperbolically imbedded in the projective space.