Eleven Dimensions Media, LLC
Founded in early 2012 by media tech industry executive Jason E. Davies, Eleven Dimensions Media offers over 20 years of experience in international sales, marketing, distribution, business development, strategic planning, and artist relations to companies worldwide. Headquartered in Petaluma, California, Eleven Dimensions Media is in close proximity to San Francisco and Silicon Valley, while being just a day's drive or quick flight to the busy production studios of Los Angeles.
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For more information on our products and services, please email us or give us a call at + 1 707-981-4833
ABout the company name
The technology products we distribute and develop rely on science, creativity, and a willingness to push the limits of innovation.
In considering a name for our company, we arrived at Eleven Dimensions Media to respect the work of cutting edge physics.
M-Theory, a branch of String Theory – which postulates that all matter and energy are composed of the same fundamental material but
simply vibrate at different frequencies to form different sub-atomic particles – suggests not one universe, but a multi-verse with up to eleven dimensions. We felt it was a fitting name for our company given our passion for music (specifically, vibrating strings of a guitar) and cutting edge media tech. Watch the following video for a brief overview by physicist Michio Kaku on eleven dimensions and the "multiverse":
In considering a name for our company, we arrived at Eleven Dimensions Media to respect the work of cutting edge physics.
M-Theory, a branch of String Theory – which postulates that all matter and energy are composed of the same fundamental material but
simply vibrate at different frequencies to form different sub-atomic particles – suggests not one universe, but a multi-verse with up to eleven dimensions. We felt it was a fitting name for our company given our passion for music (specifically, vibrating strings of a guitar) and cutting edge media tech. Watch the following video for a brief overview by physicist Michio Kaku on eleven dimensions and the "multiverse":
