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DIMI Studios

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Last reviewed: August 13, 2026 | Beamsville | Wedding Videography |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 13, 2026. Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 13, 2026. DIMI Studios is an active Ontario wedding videographer with a current official website, portfolio, package information and an enquiry route. The studio identifies founder Dimitri Halkias and says he has crafted wedding films since 2017.

For couples looking for an Ontario wedding videographer, the useful starting point is DIMI Studios’ published approach: wedding cinematography centred on candid moments, with some light direction to help create an authentic film. The site shows recent wedding films and names two packages, making it possible to compare scope before contacting the studio.

Services and specialization

DIMI Studios specializes in wedding videography. Its official site frames the work as wedding cinematography and says the aim is to capture candid moments while tailoring the film to the couple. The visible portfolio includes wedding films and a wedding trailer, so couples can review examples of the studio’s edited work directly rather than relying on a directory description.

The Feggari package is described as full-day coverage, from morning preparations through the dance floor. It includes up to 10 hours, a seven-to-10-minute wedding film, a one-to-two-minute trailer, a documentary, individual speech videos, two filmmakers, an engagement shoot using a Super 8mm camera, and a physical wedding-package deliverable. Helios is the shorter option: up to five hours, a three-to-five-minute wedding film, a one-minute trailer, a documentary, two filmmakers and a physical deliverable.

Listed add-ons include extra hours, raw footage, a two-to-three-minute Super 8mm engagement shoot, Super 8mm film during the wedding day, individual speech videos and an extra filmmaker. Availability, scope and cost of any add-on should be confirmed in writing.

Wedding films and wedding trailers
Documentary films and individual speech videos
Up to five-hour or up to 10-hour package structures
Two filmmakers in each named package
Super 8mm engagement or wedding-day options

Service area and who it may suit

The official website uses “Ontario” in its page title, establishing the provincial search context for this listing. It does not publish a detailed city-by-city service area, a travel policy or a physical business address. Couples planning outside their immediate area should ask whether the date and venue can be accommodated, whether travel is charged and whether the schedule affects the selected package.

The published portfolio and package structure may suit couples who want both a concise edited wedding film and a shorter trailer, with a documentary-format deliverable also named in the package. Feggari may be relevant where preparations through dancing are part of the desired coverage; Helios may be worth discussing for a shorter portion of the day. Those are package descriptions, not a confirmation of availability for any particular wedding.

Ontario is the only geographic label stated on the official site.
No verified street address is published on the official site.
Confirm venue location, travel arrangements and coverage timing before booking.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented feature is the clear distinction between two coverage lengths: up to 10 hours for Feggari and up to five hours for Helios. Both named packages list two filmmakers, which gives couples a concrete point to discuss when comparing coverage plans. The portfolio also allows direct viewing of recent wedding-film examples, and the studio identifies Dimitri Halkias as founder.

The official site says Dimitri is the person editing the films. It also describes a blend of direction and candid capture, rather than presenting the service as entirely hands-off. Couples who have a strong preference for either unobtrusive documentary coverage or more directed cinematic portraits should discuss that preference before signing.

Practical limits of the published information remain. The site does not state a travel radius, package prices, taxes, turnaround times, revision terms, audio approach, delivery method beyond the physical package wording, insurance, backup coverage or booking availability. These are questions to resolve directly with the studio rather than assumptions to make from the portfolio.

Confirmed: two filmmakers are listed in both named packages.
Confirmed: extra hours, raw footage and Super 8 options are listed as additions.
To confirm: travel, timing, edits, delivery, contract terms and availability.

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. DIMI Studios names Feggari and Helios and directs couples to enquire, but the official site does not show package prices, add-on prices, taxes, travel fees or payment terms.

Ask for a dated written quote that identifies the selected package, included coverage hours, included deliverables, any Super 8 or raw-footage option, travel costs, applicable taxes, deposit and balance schedule, and the terms for changes or cancellation. A price should not be inferred from an older directory listing or from another videographer’s package.

Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.

No current package prices are displayed on the official website.
Request an itemized quote before comparing package value.

Contact and booking

DIMI Studios’ official contact page has a Calendly booking form and instructs visitors to use hello@dimistudios.com if the form does not load. This is the verified direct contact route for an initial enquiry.

The official site does not publish a phone number or postal address, so neither is included in this profile. In an enquiry, provide the wedding date, venue location, preliminary timeline, selected package or desired coverage length, and any interest in Super 8 or speech-video deliverables. Ask the studio to confirm whether it is accepting the date before making plans around its availability.

Email: hello@dimistudios.com
Online enquiry: official Calendly form on the contact page
No verified public phone number or postal address found on the official site

What couples should confirm

Start by confirming that the required date is available and that the venue is within the studio’s service and travel arrangements. Then identify whether Feggari or Helios is the better starting point, or whether extra hours are needed. For Feggari, clarify what “full day” means for the specific timeline; for Helios, clarify which portion of the day will be covered.

Ask for precise definitions of the wedding film, trailer and documentary deliverables, including expected lengths, whether ceremony and speeches are delivered in full or as edited pieces, file or physical delivery format, expected delivery timeline and any revision process. If selecting Super 8, clarify whether it is the engagement shoot, wedding-day film or both, and what the listed duration refers to.

Before paying a deposit, request the complete contract and confirm total price, tax, travel, payment dates, cancellation or postponement terms, ownership and use of footage, raw-footage terms, and contingency arrangements. These questions fill gaps in the published information; they are not indications of a problem with the business.

Confirm date, venue location and travel before booking.
Confirm exact deliverables, editing timeline and revisions.
Get total cost and contract terms in writing.

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Frequently asked questions

Who is behind DIMI Studios?

The official site identifies Dimitri Halkias as the founder and says he has been crafting wedding films since 2017.

What does the Feggari package include?

The official site lists up to 10 hours of coverage, a seven-to-10-minute wedding film, a one-to-two-minute trailer, a documentary, individual speech videos, an engagement shoot with a Super 8mm camera, two filmmakers and a physical wedding-package deliverable.

Does DIMI Studios offer a shorter wedding-videography package?

Yes. Helios is listed with up to five hours of coverage, a three-to-five-minute wedding film, a one-minute trailer, a documentary, two filmmakers and a physical deliverable.