About Me
Syd Wong is a still photographer based out of Vancouver, BC. After graduating from British Columbia Institute of Technology’s (BCIT) Radio Arts and Entertainment program, she continued her studies to expand her multimedia knowledge with attending BCIT's TV and Video Production program.
In 2019 she launched her own artist interview video podcast on YouTube called “The HangOut with Syd Wong.” She has worked closely alongside musicians and other artists to tell stories about how music impacts lives in different ways.
Unintentionally taking a video production course in high school, her interest in film and production was pushed into full force. She found any way to create content and edit videos. Growing up surrounded by social media, her creativity flourished with the overwhelming amount of content being produced and uploaded daily. Her love for music and photography collided when she began shooting concerts. That then translated to shooting behind the scenes on music videos, to short films and now being a main unit photographer for Film & TV.
In 2019 she launched her own artist interview video podcast on YouTube called “The HangOut with Syd Wong.” She has worked closely alongside musicians and other artists to tell stories about how music impacts lives in different ways.
Unintentionally taking a video production course in high school, her interest in film and production was pushed into full force. She found any way to create content and edit videos. Growing up surrounded by social media, her creativity flourished with the overwhelming amount of content being produced and uploaded daily. Her love for music and photography collided when she began shooting concerts. That then translated to shooting behind the scenes on music videos, to short films and now being a main unit photographer for Film & TV.
Her passion for the arts was recognized by BCIT and LINK magazine with in-term scholarships and a photo feature in the January 2020 issue. Her work has been published in various platforms like The Vancouver Sun, The Georgia Straight, the Globe and Mail, Entertainment Weekly, Variety and more.
With the increasing demand for social content, there was a need for on set social content. She has now been a social media producer on various TV & Film projects. Capturing social content on various Hallmark movies, she can't wait to see how this department progresses over the future.
With the increasing demand for social content, there was a need for on set social content. She has now been a social media producer on various TV & Film projects. Capturing social content on various Hallmark movies, she can't wait to see how this department progresses over the future.
Working full-time as an on set photographer, she's found herself working with networks like Hallmark Channel and Lifetime. Constantly looking for her next project to work on, she's beyond grateful to even be living her wildest dreams.