At the heart of our work is the privilege of witnessing and preserving life’s most intimate moments — the quiet glances between partners, the emotion in a parent’s embrace, the joy that fills a room when families come together.
I approach every wedding with intention, artistry, and deep respect for the traditions and connections that make your celebration unique. My purpose is simple: to create films that honour the depth of your story, allow you to relive how it truly felt, and leave a lasting impression on you and your family for generations to come.
- Raja Singh
2nd Gen
200+
10+
est. 1980
I grew up around cameras, Bollywood films, and wedding celebrations. In my early teens, I was beside my dad at events — setting up equipment, watching him frame moments, sometimes holding the camera myself. Filming wasn’t something I discovered later in life. It was woven into my childhood.
My father documented everything — family gatherings, milestones, even small Bollywood-inspired short films at home. To this day, we rewatch those videos. They bring laughter, tears, and memories we didn’t even realize we had forgotten. That’s when I understood something powerful: film doesn’t just show you what happened — it brings you back.
For a while, I tried to follow the “expected” path. But one night in my early twenties, I wrote on my whiteboard: I can film weddings. It had always been in front of me. And once I allowed myself to believe it was possible, it became everything.
That’s how Infinite Films was born.
The word Infinite resonated deeply with me. Life is boundless. Timeless. The moments we live may pass, but their meaning doesn’t. Film feels the same way. It holds emotion, sound, movement — the things that make a memory feel alive. A photograph is powerful, but film captures the breath in a voice, the tremble before tears, the laughter between words. Those are the priceless pieces of life.
In a world where content moves fast and trends come and go, our purpose is different. We are not here to create fleeting clips for algorithms. We are here to preserve foundation — the core memories, the moments that matter long after the music fades. This isn’t a gimmick or a fad. It’s deeply rooted in why I do what I do.
I’m Raja, and I lead a team of passionate, professional cinematographers and editors who share this belief. I love family. I love emotion. I love love. I lead with heart, with calm intention, always refining my craft and always grateful for the privilege of documenting life’s most precious moments.
This is my truth.
And it would be an honour to tell your story.
We show up with care, attentiveness, and emotional awareness — creating a calm space where real moments can
unfold naturally.
We use our artistic ability to elevate stories — not just visuals — crafting films that are emotionally resonant,
intentional, and timeless.
We honor the unique traditions, customs, and identities of every couple and community we serve.
My father, Parvinder, founded Himalaya Arts in the 1980s — becoming one of the first to film South Asian weddings in Toronto — documenting weddings and family celebrations within the community, and laying the foundation for a lifelong connection to film.
I grew up at wedding events, setting up equipment, holding cameras, learning the craft before I even realized it was my path.
Inspired by the legacy of Himalaya Arts, I launched Infinite Films and began crafting wedding films under his own vision.
We expanded our offerings across borders to the United States. This was also the year we worked with Levis for internal corporate videography.
A year of refresh and clarity, dedicated to intentional growth, creative evolution, and delivering films that capture life’s most meaningful moments with depth and artistry.
Infinite Films begins gaining strong recognition, attracting more couples drawn to its cinematic storytelling and approach.
I worked alongside Dr. Joe Dispenza and his A/V production team, gaining valuable experience in large-scale event production.
We refined our approach, setting intentional goals to serve premium clients whose weddings reflect the caliber and artistry of our films.
We’ve been capturing South Asian weddings for over a decade, and some of our couples are the children of families my dad filmed years ago. This work runs deep for us. Every wedding I film, I bring that same care my dad brought — a calm presence, a respect for tradition, and the belief that these moments deserve to be preserved with intention and artistry.