In the Summer of 2004 Ubiquity was awarded the production contract for a large screen video presentation to be featured at the Osoyoos Indian Band’s Nk’Mip interpretive centre in the Okanagan region of British Columbia.

The project called for a production that promoted respect and understanding of the living culture of the people, and that interpreted the lands of the traditional Osoyoos territory. The Ubiquity team created “Coyote Spirit’, an emotionally engaging feature video presentation that conveys and celebrates the heritage of the Osoyoos people who reside in Canada’s last
remaining desert lands.

In the Summer of 2005 the contract was extended to include a presentation for the reconstructed ‘Pit House’ dwelling at the Nk’mip Centre. The Pit House presentation is a richly layered four screen visitor experience. It tells the story of the Osoyoos people using key images of the land, its people, and the wildlife of the region to evoke the close relationship between the people of this distinctive region and their natural setting.