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    Who produces those chess videos? It's nice (good editing, etc.)
    Once the game is over, the king and the pawn go back in the same box.

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    Here is your answer David:


    The team behind WCN

    The WCN team consists of five siblings from Stockholm, Sweden, currently in the ages between 21 and 14. Adriana, Antonia and Amelia Krzymowska (21-17) and Alfred and Albert Krzymowski (16 and 14) created the idea and concept of the show.

    Seizing the opportunities of their generation; with advanced computers, the Internet and digital cameras, they learned all of the technical and editorial aspects of producing a news show, and have done that ever since (They write the scripts, set the lights, adjust the sound, record the shows, edit the material, air and market WCN).



    But WCN is in a constant process of evolution, and the team has since the start perfected a lot of details, making the show better and better for every episode. Not even now, with more than 200 produced episodes, the team considers the show “done”.

    The siblings produce and market the show on their spare time, while managing their academic carriers and competitive chess. Adriana studies law at Stockholm’s University, hoping to achieve the Swedish Master of Laws Degree by the end of 2010. Antonia and Amelia are both in upper secondary school, attending Östra Reals Gymnasium with a law-alignment, and the brothers are in compulsory school.

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    Thank you!
    Once the game is over, the king and the pawn go back in the same box.

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    Hey leepenny2001, thanks for the videos!

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    No problem Meister! I love to share what I enjoy myself with other players.

    Previous episodes of Chess TV will be shown until Chess TV returns from summer break. Now showing episode 247.

    http://www.chess-sets-and-more.com/chess-news.html

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