Choreographer, Movement Director & Performer
Sean Moon is a choreographer, movement director and professional dancer whose work spans television, film, theatre and large-scale live entertainment. With a career built equally on stage and behind it, he brings a rare dual perspective to every project - an instinctive understanding of how movement feels from the inside, and a clear, character-led vision for how it reads on screen.
Biography
Sean trained at SA Performing Arts in Newcastle upon Tyne before continuing to develop his practice at studios across the UK and internationally. Over the years he has built a wide-ranging technical foundation across musical theatre, jazz, hip hop, contemporary, ballet, tap and commercial styles, as well as partner and social dance including Latin and ballroom, swing and salsa.
As a performer, Sean has worked extensively in film and television. Screen credits include four seasons of Bridgerton (Netflix), Pride and Prejudice (Netflix), House of Guinness (Netflix), Jason Bourne (Universal Pictures), Cuban Fury, Walking on Sunshine, and live performance work including the Rolling Stones 50th Anniversary Concert at the O2 and the Collabro Royal Variety Performance on ITV.
A fluent British Sign Language user and the son of deaf parents, Sean has worked with both deaf and hearing performers throughout his career — an approach that informs not just his BSL-specific projects, but his broader rehearsal practice and the way he communicates movement to every collaborator.
He now works primarily as a choreographer and movement director across TV, film, theatre and live entertainment. Recent credits include Strictly Come Dancing (BBC One), Gerry & Sewell (West End, Aldwych Theatre), Changing Ends (ITVX), Stuffed (BBC One), Frank & Percy (feature film), Doctor Who (BBC), and Towards Zero (Mammoth Screen / ITV).
His work is defined by narrative clarity, physical specificity, and a rehearsal process built on collaboration and trust.
