TEAM BONDING AND AMATEUR FILMMAKING.

TEAMS; MARATHON running; HORROR films; GRATITUDE; FILMMAKING

This article from Runner's World recounts the author's experience of making horror movies with their high school cross-country team. The author and their teammates created a trilogy of low-budget films, using their love for running and horror as inspiration. The movies were a way for the team to bond and express their creativity. The author reaches out to their former teammates and coach to reminisce about their time on the team and express gratitude for the positive experience. The article highlights the sense of belonging and connection that the cross-country team provided for the author and their teammates. [Extracted from the article]

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