Curve media launches a brand new tv series Chess Masters on BBC

by Shahid Ahmed
10/2/2024 – Would you like to be Chess Champion 2025? An exciting new competitive format show for the BBC is looking for players to battle it out on TV. If you're interested in being on the show, please get in touch with us at chessmasters@curvemedia.com

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Brand new chess series on BBC

When it comes to BBC, the first series that comes to mind is Doctor Who. The other one more people will be familiar with is - Sherlock. Although they are not from Curve Media production house. You can check the programs they have produced so far.

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From the flyer

Coming soon to the BBC is a brand-new television series where passionate players battle it out before one is crowned the winner.

We welcome applications from players of all ages and backgrounds and particularly encourage applicants from underrepresented groups.

We are happy to consider any health or disability related adjustments you might require to facilitate the completion of your applications.

If you are interested in being on the show, please contact us at: chessmasters@curvemedia.com

To be eligible you need to be legally able to reside in the UK, aged 9 and above, and if over 16 legally able to work in the UK. If you are aged under 18 you will be asked to provide proof of age and a parent or legal guardian must complete the application on your behalf and consent will be required to enable you to apply. Any information you share with us will be strictly confidential and kept in accordance with Curve Media's privacy notice: https://tinyurl.com/3ht62xtu

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Shahid Ahmed is the senior coordinator and editor of ChessBase India. He enjoys covering chess tournaments and also likes to play in chess events from time to time.
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