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“Finding Her Edge” Season 2 Begins Production Late August, With Madelyn Keys, Cale Ambrozic and Olly Atkins Returning
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“Finding Her Edge” Season 2 Begins Production Late August, With Madelyn Keys, Cale Ambrozic and Olly Atkins Returning

Netflix’s YA figure skating drama will resume filming at the end of August, with the main cast reprising their roles for a new slate of episodes.

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Netflix’s YA figure skating series “Finding Her Edge” is set to restart production for Season 2 at the end of August, Deadline reported August 14. The announcement sets a near-term filming timeline for the show’s return after its first season premiered earlier this year.

Deadline reported that Madelyn Keys, Cale Ambrozic and Olly Atkins will reprise their roles in the sophomore run. The series centers on young skaters as they train and compete, and Season 2 is expected to bring “new twists and turns on and off the ice,” according to Deadline’s description of the update.

The production timeline for Season 2 lands roughly seven months after the debut of the show’s first season, which Deadline said arrived in January 2026. With Season 1 already aired, the return to filming indicates Netflix’s next step in moving the series from post-production into a new episode cycle.

Deadline also framed the Season 2 update as a continuation of the show’s core premise, focusing on the pressures of youth figure skating and the personal stakes that can accompany high-visibility competition. The report did not provide additional plot specifics, episode count, or an end-of-production date, limiting what can be confirmed about the exact story direction beyond the on-ice and off-ice emphasis.

For viewers, the late-August production start suggests Season 2 is entering the window typically associated with bringing scripted series back into production and preparing for subsequent editing, music, and visual effects work before any new release. However, Deadline’s report, as provided, did not state a premiere date for Season 2, meaning audiences will likely have to wait for a separate Netflix announcement about when the episodes will be available.

The returning cast also indicates that the series is aiming for continuity in its character roster while expanding the next chapter. In the absence of new casting details in the August 14 report, the most concrete development remains the confirmation of the principal actors and the start of production late in the month.

As filming gets underway, the next publicly confirmed milestones would typically include further casting announcements, location or venue details for production, and later release scheduling. Until then, the August timeline offers the clearest measurable update on when “Finding Her Edge” Season 2 will move forward from its first-season release cycle into a new set of episodes.

Why It Matters

  • The late-August start confirms the production schedule for the next episode cycle of a young-skater drama already released earlier this year.
  • Returning principal cast members suggest continuity for audiences following Season 1, while new episodes will require renewed budgeting, production, and post-production work.
  • Because the report does not provide a premiere date, viewers and industry observers will need to rely on later Netflix or production announcements for release timing.

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Key Facts

  • Netflix’s YA figure skating drama “Finding Her Edge” will begin Season 2 production at the end of August, according to Deadline.
  • Madelyn Keys, Cale Ambrozic and Olly Atkins are set to reprise their roles for Season 2.
  • Deadline reported that the show’s first season arrived in January 2026.
  • Deadline described Season 2 as bringing new twists and turns both on and off the ice.
  • The provided report does not include a Season 2 release date or an end-of-production date.