Snail Mail Media is an independent production company based in Toronto, Canada specializing in narrative projects with a focus on diverse, commercially viable, impact driven films for niche audiences.

Completed Projects

Desperate to keep her promise to host the best superhero party for her 6 year old, young mother Sid, a sex worker, books a last minute client with a dark fetish.
A young idealistic writer is excited to start her first staff writing job at a major media company until she discovers a terrifying secret: they’re eating people.
In an easy access culture obsessed with sex and immediate gratification, virgins! is a comedy series that follows four 20-something-year-old women as they struggle to navigate adulthood as 1st generation millennials and love & relationships as virgin
Young filmmaker KhaRå Martin explores Canada's Black social movements, reviving personal archives to illuminate transformative moments in Black Canadian history.
After getting kicked out of their fan club, two teen superfans go to wild lengths to win a contest to see their favorite band’s Toronto concert.
Logline: Queer teen Gloria Chau rediscovers her sense of purpose when she loses her childhood dream: playing Canadian Olympic hockey.
When Libbie, a trans woman, is asked out by a handsome, charming stranger, she battles with disclosing her trans identity - only to learn he has something to reveal too.
Synopsis: Charlie still has hope and is adamant in caring for her mother, Yolonda Thomas, as her health takes a turn for the worse. Loyal, she insists on sticking by her mother’s side until the very end. But when her school begins to notice Charlie’s
When people start to disappear, a detective remembers something from his past.
Synopsis: The film follows Sherri Bonnelli, a white woman who raised and lost her black son, as she looks to advocate for anti-gun violence through her community activism. We also follow Kelly Fyffe-Marshall, a black filmmaker, as she aims to shed em
Synopsis: The film YYZ is an intimate portrayal and discussion between that of a Nigerian-Canadian family and their last-born child. For Omolola and her family, their first night in Toronto was spent at Pearson airport - that night full of anticipati
Synopsis: The Onyx Butterfly is a Poetic and Expository Documentary that seamlessly incorporates actuality with poetic elements of dance performance. The film is an exploration of the life of a black male ballet dancer. The film follows Jordan as he
Synopsis: Initially a film about the filmmaker's parents' immigration journey from Ghana to Canada and how that impacted their life, the film takes a life of its own and becomes a story of forgiveness and healing of Joseph's substance abuse with his
Synopsis: Little Jamaica, a neighbourhood in Toronto’s west end, was a once-thriving hub for Black and Caribbean business owners until the ills of gentrification reared its ugly head. Vernal Small, the owner of the 47-year old business Jamall Caribbe
Synopsis: Canada's black youth have a responsibility to lead the next generation, but social media are disillusioning them. They’ve made progress, but there’s still plenty of work to be done. It’s up to them to hold themselves accountable and use soc

Behind The Scenes Photos

Images from previous projects

Promise Me BTS
virgins! the series BTS
Fresh Meat Short Film BTS
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TD x Friends of Ruby Home BTS
Toe The Line BTS
Sister Cult BTS
Being Black in Toronto Festival Screenings
Being Black in Toronto BTS
Being Black in Toronto BTS
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Promise Me BTS
Snowbird BTS
Dirty, Bad, Wrong Set Dressing BTS
Being Black in Toronto Festival
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