Mass Velocity is a full-service boutique creative agency that’s been in business since 2011. Our services range from social media management, to web development, to copywriting, to print design. From small, family-owned businesses to large enterprises and public organizations, we love clients of all sizes! We work with local, provincial, and national clients in a variety of industries. We have worked in partnership with the Government of Canada, the Downtown Victoria Business Association, Essilor Canada, Transitions Lenses, and Warner Music Canada.

Mass Velocity’s story starts in 2002, when Owen and Sarah met as teens in Victoria. They nerdily bonded over a mutual love of – among other things – building websites. Eventually, they decided to git commit and get hitched. Owen spent the next decade working for a book publisher and a design agency as both a designer and web developer. At the same time, Sarah freelanced as a web designer and social media enthusiast while working as an eye care professional. After four years in Metro Vancouver, they moved back home to Victoria in 2011 for the birth of their first child. Mass Velocity Media was born shortly afterward.

Our team loves what we do and is genuinely excited to help our clients reach their goals. We like to move fast and pride ourselves on responding to our clients at lightning speed. Let’s get you moving!

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  Sarah Lett She/Her

  Partner, Digital Marketing Strategist, Healthcare Advocate

  Sarah’s first website was on GeoCities in the 90s and she’s never looked back. She’s grown online communities from 0 to over 28,000 strong and struck a chord with influencers ranging from the video game to the optical industry. She’s given talks to groups of students, entrepreneurs, and healthcare professionals on how to deploy digital strategies effectively. Sarah has completed a course on Indigenous Cultural Competency for Healthcare Workers and leads with a trauma-informed approach in both professional and personal capacities.

  Sarah has been an eye care professional since 2004. You can read her articles in multiple national eye care professional magazines and blogs. She has covered both national and international conferences with her social media flair and Snapchat filters. Since 2019, Sarah has served on the University of British Columbia’s Endometriosis & Pelvic Pain Laboratory Patient Research Advisory Board at BC’s Women’s Hospital Centre for Pelvic Pain & Endometriosis. This board focuses on clinical and basic science research related to endometriosis-associated pelvic pain. Sarah has participated in 14 research projects and 11 successful grants that advance research and care for endometriosis, and provided knowledge translation to the endometriosis and menstruating community.

  Medical articles that Sarah has contributed to as a co-author:

  • Pelvic pain & endometriosis: the development of a patient-centred e-health resource for those affected by endometriosis-associated dyspareunia
  • The Transformative Value of Collaboration: Patients as Research Partners in Pain Research
  • Women’s Self-Management of Dyspareunia Associated With Endometriosis: A Qualitative Study
  • Developing a Trauma-Informed Social Media Campaign to Disseminate Endometriosis-Specific Qualitative Art-Based Research Findings: Tutorial

  During her off-hours, Sarah can be found next to a stack of board games, competing with her pub trivia team or updating her D&D character sheet.

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  Owen Lett He/Him

  Partner, Lead Developer and Designer

  Owen has been designing and building websites since the days of Netscape Navigator and <blink>, but he’ll work on just about anything – from transit maps to custom WordPress themes to signage production to transit maps to corporate graphic guidelines to transit maps. Owen has collaborated with multi-national corporations, transit agencies for three of the ten largest cities in the USA, non-profit health foundations, independent retailers, music festivals, and real estate developers. With his multidisciplinary skillset, Owen can design and produce at just about any stage of any project (but he would love it if that project was a transit map). If it hasn’t been done before, he’ll learn how to do it. If it has been done before, he’ll learn how to do it better. If a city needs a new transit map, he’ll do it right now. His skills are many, his knowledge is vast, and his puns are terrible.