''Live at the Palace 2008'' is the first DVD release from Canadian

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band Three Days Grace. Three Days Grace dedicated this DVD, in loving memory, to their manager and friend Stuart Sobol. The DVD was originally released as a

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exclusive in August 2008, but soon became available at other retailers.

Background

The DVD was filmed at The Palace of Auburn Hills in

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and captures the explosive energy of the band's live performance and the enthusiasm of the sold-out crowd. The DVD also contains exclusive behind-the-scenes footage that allows fans the opportunity to get up-close and personal with the band.

Track listing

*The concert film includes exclusive behind-the-scene footage featuring members of the band.

Credits

Credits for ''Live at the Place 2008'' adapted from

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Production * Michael Drumm – director, producer, editor * Stuart Sobol, Nicki Loranger – executive producers, management * Stacy Kanter, Dan Mackta – co-executive producers * Michael Tabasco – A&R * Michael Spencer – editor * Jay Chapman – producer * Howard Benson – audio producer * Mike Plotnikoff – mixer * Harsukazu Inagaki, Brendan Dekora – assistant engineers * Paul Decarli – digital editing * Jason McDaniel, JP Manza – interstitial audio mixing, soundtrack editing * Timothy Powell – live audio recording producer and engineer * Dan Glomski, Darren Styles, Nick Smith – audio record crew * Mike Filsinger – lighting director * David Rhoades – The Palace of Auburn Hills: broadcast facilities coordinator * Dan Brown – chief engineer * Tom Step – color correction * Jim Sobczak – technical director * Gary Mclenon, Tony Chrobak, Mark Gomez, Doug Maguire, Matt Regimbal, Steve Biondo, Kevin Bovee – camera * Dave McNutt – jib operator * Chris Berkenkamp, Jay Chapman – B-roll camera * Paul Culler, Scott Edeid – engineer in charge * Bob Stapleton, Kyle Clements, Victor Navarro, Keith Anderson – video technicians * Mark Gavras – video tape recorder * Eddie Bush – A1 * Brian Porter – A2 * Kirk Erdmann Jr. – dolly grip * Morgan Rhoades, Steven Marleau, Anthony Chrobak, Kevin Lukas – utility * Christine Ramsey – production assistant * Peter Kimball – mobile video production facility * Kristen Pierson –

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References

{{Three Days Grace Three Days Grace video albums 2008 video albums