




Caribou : Director: Jason Britski | Genre: Experimental | Produced In: 2009
Synopsis: "Caribou" is an 11-minute science fiction experimental portrait of Saskatchewan. Structurally it is a journey from the forests of northern Saskatchewan to the Badlands in the south. It is the final part in a series of North American landscape films and videos that I have been shooting for the past few years. My central aim for this project stems from a basic desire to create a document of my surroundings, and in a larger sense to examine the relationship that exists between my environment and identity. Shot on DVCAM video, and the audio is composed of NASA recordings of Saturn’s rings, sound effects, and location sound. "Caribou" is essentially a video about mortality, death, decay, notions of beauty, and a respect for the natural world. It is grounded in the detail of our surroundings, and the beauty that resonates from these hidden places.
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