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==Production==
==Production==


Checkmate was based on an incomplete short story written by [[Sanat Misra]]. During the first day of the 2011 [[YSTV Summer Camp]] Sanat decided that it would be a good idea to film the story for YSTV. He roped [[Steven Perring]] on board, as he was busy filming the [[Man Man]] spin-off Multiple-Personality Man with [[Michael Miller]. The script was written by Steven in one afternoon and after much argument about how questionably homosexual it was, and whether it should end with a kiss, the script was finalised.
Checkmate was based on an incomplete short story written by [[Sanat Misra]]. During the first day of the 2011 [[YSTV Summer Camp]] Sanat decided that it would be a good idea to film the story for YSTV. He roped [[Steven Perring]] on board, as he was busy filming the [[Man Man]] spin-off Multiple-Personality Man with [[Michael Miller]]. The script was written by Steven in one afternoon and after much argument about how questionably homosexual it was, and whether it should end with a kiss, the script was finalised.


Filming happened during the second week of the Summer Camp, with the main cafe scenes being filmed one the river balcony of the City Screen cinema after [[Sarah Pickles]] and Steven talked them around to letting us film there. The filming schedule was tight, with much of the filming occurring between 8am and 10am before the cinema opened. Other filming locations in the city of York included Coney Street, the Starbucks on Coney Street, the New Walk, and the York Designer Outlet (posing for a US mall). Montage scenes were also filmed at Bishopthorpe Palace, and in a cornfield near the A64.  
Filming happened during the second week of the Summer Camp, with the main cafe scenes being filmed one the river balcony of the City Screen cinema after [[Sarah Pickles]] and Steven talked them around to letting us film there. The filming schedule was tight, with much of the filming occurring between 8am and 10am before the cinema opened. Other filming locations in the city of York included Coney Street, the Starbucks on Coney Street, the New Walk, and the York Designer Outlet (posing for a US mall). Montage scenes were also filmed at Bishopthorpe Palace, and in a cornfield near the A64.  
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