Caribou fur outfit

New Media Meets Old Craftsmanship

Night at the Museum (2006) is inspired by the novel The Night at the Museum written by Milan Trenc. The film was a blockbuster. This Hollywood megaproduction eventually became a trilogy with Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian in 2009, and Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb in 2014 .

Taking place in a natural history museum, this fantastical story has the exhibitions come alive at nightfall through the power of an ancient Egyptian artifact. The night guard has his hands full keeping the normally very tranquil people and animals represented in the museum from running wild.

This is one of the biggest productions we have worked with. Looking for ancestral Inuit outfits, the costumers contacted BILODEAU Canada. Made entirely from caribou skins, these outfits are made for the weather in the Far North. They weighed over 25 lb each and were very warm!

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