Emotional graduation ceremony moment captured by Tyson Sawchuk Photography in Chilliwack and the Fraser Valley.



Cinematic Photo + Video Coverage


For clients looking for a Chilliwack photographer and videographer, I offer select photo + video storytelling for sessions, weddings, events, and creative coverage across the Fraser Valley.


Video is best for the parts of a day that move: voices, reactions, atmosphere, laughter, speeches, walks, hugs, details, and the small in-between moments that still photos may not fully hold.


Some moments deserve more than still images alone.

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Photo + Video Storytelling

Prom and event photography moment with two young women dancing in the Fraser Valley.
Three young women in elegant formal gowns pose outdoors at golden hour, one adjusting another's hair. Golden hour couples photography in the

Event Story Coverage



Custom quoted

For weddings, celebrations, ceremonies, speeches, first dances, and important moments that deserve more than one frame. Coverage can include a caged camera setup, locked-off camera angle, compact video cameras, action camera footage, drone or location footage where appropriate, and carefully selected audio moments.

Planning Photo + Video

Can video be added to any session?

Video can be added to select sessions when the location, timing, lighting, and coverage plan allow it to be done well. Some sessions are best suited for short highlights, while larger events may need a more detailed plan.

Can you cover both photo and video at the same event?

Yes, when it is planned properly. For many events, video can be captured using a mix of camera setups, compact video cameras, and carefully chosen moments while I continue photographing. For larger weddings or events where photo and video need to happen at the same time in different places, an assistant, second shooter, or custom coverage plan may be recommended.

What kind of video do you deliver?

Most video add-ons are delivered as polished highlight pieces, social clips, behind-the-scenes moments, or event story edits. The final style depends on the session, but the goal is always the same: clean, watchable video that feels natural, cinematic, and true to the day.