Full Moon, Full Send: Brooklyn Track Club Kills from Hood To Coast
CITIUS MAG contributor and photographer R.J. McNichols followed the Brooklyn Track Club at Hood to Coast, where the team finished 13th overall and third in their respective division.
Author: R.J. McNichols
RJ McNichols is a Sports Documentary Producer based in LA. For the last 7 years, he's created videos within the world of running for sites like Flotrack. He has produced and released his own Documentaries such as "16 2 1 and Beyond", and "Running Away to Flagstaff." Currently, he is editing "Year of the Bison: A Portrait of Nick Symmonds During His Final Track Season." The documentary will be out later this year. #SummerofRJ
Exclusive Sneak Peek: Year of the Bison – A Portrait of Nick Symmonds’ Final Season
CITIUS MAG readers get an exclusive look at the first five minutes to “Year of the Bison” A Portrait of Nick Symmonds’ Final Season.
The Joggler: A Story on Zach Prescott – (CITIUS MAG’s First Mini Documentary)
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TEASER TRAILER: Year of the Bison: A Portrait of Nick Symmonds during his Final Track Season
It is my pleasure to share with you my latest documentary, “Year of the Bison: A Portrait of Nick Symmonds during his Final Track Season.”
This feature-length documentary follows 2 x Olympian/World Silver Medalist, Nick Symmonds through his final season of professional Track and Field. Through workouts, races, and life off the track, Nick sees if he can be the best US track athlete for just one more season.
Above is the teaser trailer! Check it out! Spread the word!
The film will be available for streaming and download on Vimeo On Demand and Amazon Video June 15, 2018. You can pre-order the documentary on Vimeo On Demand now.
Before it gets released online, we are currently setting up a couple of screenings of the documentary across the US. There is officially a screening happening in the Chicago suburbs hosted by Naperville Running Company (more info here). There are a couple other screenings in the works as well.
If anyone is interested in hosting a screening of “Year of the Bison” before the release date, feel free to shoot me an email.
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Running Documentaries and Videos You Should Watch #10: SC Featured – Run: The Robert Young Story
Although this documentary is about a man, Robert Young, attempting to run across the United States in record time, this stranger-than-fiction kind of story almost really isn’t about that.
Todd Kapostasy produces a fascinating story of what he thought was going to be a man overcoming the adversity of his past by running across the United States in record time. As Kapostasy films alongside Rob’s attempt at breaking a 36-year-old record, Kapostasy finds himself deep down the rabbit hole playing detective to find the answers.
Creative, fascinating, compelling, this SC Featured documentary explores whether or not Robert Young cheated his way across America.
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The Scenes and Emotions of the 2018 USATF Indoor Championships
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Watch: Happy Hour with Jack Daniels
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