Production restarts in Seoul as Moving gears up for season 2
Disney Plus and the series producers confirmed on September 28, 2026 that principal photography for Moving season 2 has restarted in Seoul. The streaming service and local production companies said the shoot will continue across multiple city locations, and the team expects to complete filming before the end of the first quarter of 2027, keeping a broad release target within 2027.
New cast addition and returning leads
Producers announced a new cast member joining the core ensemble, a South Korean actor with a rising domestic profile who will play a key antagonist in the season’s central arc. Studio statements also confirmed that most of the first season’s principal cast are returning, including lead performers who anchor the show’s mix of superhero spectacle and personal drama. Production notes emphasize continuity with the first season’s tone while expanding the story world and stakes.
Creative team and production plan
The showrunner and writing team from season 1 are reported to be back for season 2, with the director of the first season attached in an oversight role while additional directors are scheduled to shoot blocks of episodes. Producers described the season as larger in scope, with more outdoor action set pieces and extended night shoots across Seoul and surrounding locations. The restart follows a period of preparation that included rewriting, location scouting, and coordination with city authorities for complex shoots.
Why this matters
Moving was one of Disney Plus’s breakout Korean originals, notable for blending grounded family drama with high concept superhero elements and for drawing strong local and international audiences. A confirmed production restart signals the streamer’s continued investment in premium Korean content and suggests Disney Plus is prioritizing a timely follow up that can sustain global subscriber interest. For the local industry, the project represents sustained high-end production activity with export value and ongoing opportunities for Korean crew, supporting the country’s creative sector.
What to expect next
Expect the production to release official photos, a filming schedule for certain public locations, and a teaser in the months after principal photography wraps. The cast and creative leads are likely to appear at press events and promotional appearances when the release window narrows. International distribution plans remain led by Disney Plus, with regional windows to be announced alongside marketing materials.
For viewers, the key takeaways are that season 2 is now actively being filmed in Seoul, a significant new player has been added to the cast, and Disney Plus is on track to bring the series back to screens in 2027.
