DC3 Music Group
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DC3 Music Group is a multi-media company specializing in filming live concerts and behind-the-scenes content. In 2008, it was established by Daniel Catullo, who is a director and producer, along with Peter Bowers and Brian Lisi, who is a mobile executive.
The company's first project was Live from Amsterdam by Alter Bridge. Shot in December 2008 at the Heineken Music Hall in Amsterdam, the DVD was directed by Daniel Catullo and was released on Amazon.com in 2009. In the past three years, the company has produced projects for artists such as Godsmack, Creed, Chickenfoot, Rage Against the Machine, Staind, Alter Bridge, Slash, Guns N' Roses, Three Days Grace, Stone Temple Pilots, 3 Doors Down, Daughtry, and many others. The company is distributed in the US by EMI, E-1 in Canada, RSK in the UK, EMI in parts of Europe, Edel AG in Italy, Roadrunner in Europe, and Soulfood in Germany.[1]
Philanthropy
[edit]DC3 and its staff are active in supporting various charities, most notably ones for Haiti. In 2010, DC3 enlisted the support of many artists they work with for a mission trip known as Plane to Haiti. Artists included Godsmack, David Archuleta, Julianne Hough, New Kids on the Block, Scott Stapp, Alter Bridge, and others. They partnered with the Wheelchair Foundation, Medishare, and Partners in Health. They transported over 35 medical professionals to Haiti, set up their own medical clinics, and treated over 1,000 patients. They were one of the first relief groups to go to Leogone, where the epicenter was just 7 days after the earthquake that struck Haiti in early 2010.
DC3 is a key supporter of the Wheelchair Foundation, Creative Visions, and the Global Adolescent Project. Their staff frequently travels to developing countries for relief missions, and they regularly organize fundraising efforts to support these charitable organizations.[2]
World Record
[edit]In 2009 DC3 Music Group produced the DVD Creed Live. The show was aired to United States military troops all over the world on the American Forces Network. DC3 was awarded four Guinness World Records for this show, the most notable one for the most cameras used in a live concert recording. DC3 used a total of 249 HD cameras to capture the show. The previous record was Justin Timberlake at Madison Square Garden with 47 cameras. There was an adjudicator on hand to certify the number of cameras and present the award to the band and the DC3 team on stage in front of over 20,000 fans after the show. The show was produced by Peter Bowers, Lionel Pasamonte and directed by Daniel Catullo.
Partial filmography
[edit]- 2010: 4 Guinness World Records for Creed Live DVD
[dubious – discuss] - 2009: Platinum Award US for Nickelback “Live from Sturgis”
- 2009: Platinum Award Canada for Nickelback “Live from Sturgis”
- 2008: Gold Award US for Smashing Pumpkins “ If All Goes Wrong”
- 2008: Gold Award US and Canada for Steve Miller Band - Live From Chicago
- 2008: 7× Platinum Award US for “Rush In Rio”
- 2007 and 2008: 2× Platinum Award US for “Godsmack - Changes”
- 2007: Gold Award US for “Duran Duran Live From London”
- 2006: Classic Rock Mag Award for “Music DVD Of The Year” -Whitesnake Live
- 2006: Platinum Award for “Duran Duran - Live From London” in the U.S.
- 2005: 6× Platinum Award from the RIAA for “Rush In Rio” in the U.S.
- 2005: Gold Award for “Boz Scaggs Greatest Hits Live” in the US
- 2004: Grammy Nomination - “Rush In Rio”
- 2004: Golden Eagle Cine Award - “Gloria Estefan - Live & Unwrapped”
- 2004: JUNO Award - Music DVD Of The Year - "Rush In Rio"
- 2004: Telly Award - “Best TV Or Cable Program/Live Event” Matchbox Twenty
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