2019 Photo Archive
Composer Peter Nashel speaks to a student during the NYU/BMI TV Scoring Workshop in New York City. View Photo
Students are all ears during the NYU/BMI TV Scoring Workshop in New York City. View Photo
Participants of the NYU/BMI TV Scoring Workshop in New York City. View Photo
Composer Peter Nashel talks with students during the NYU/BMI TV Scoring Workshop in New York City. View Photo
(L-R) Associate Professor of Music at NYU Steinhardt Mark Suozzo; Director of the Film Scoring program, Ron Sadoff; BMI’s Doreen Ringer-Ross; and composer Peter Nashel pause for a photo during the NYU/BMI TV Scoring Workshop in New York City. View Photo
On Thursday, June 27, the Partnership & Events team took a day of service to work with the Nashville Food Project. The organization works to bring people together to grow, cook, and share nourishing food while cultivating community and alleviating hunger in the city of Nashville. Pictured: Nina Carter, Branden Bosler, Erica Glidewell View Photo
BMI songwriter and Butte native Tim Montana performs at the Montana Broadcasters Association annual convention in Big Sky. View Photo
BMI songwriter and Butte native Tim Montana performs at the Montana Broadcasters Association annual convention in Big Sky. View Photo
Pictured (L-R) after BMI songwriter Tim Montana’s performance at the Montana Broadcasters Association’s Annual Convention in Big Sky are: Texas Association of Broadcasters President and CEO Oscar Rodriguez, BMI’s Dan Spears, National Association of Broadcasters Senior VP Sue Keenom, North Dakota Association of Broadcasters Executive Director Beth Helfrich, Montana Broadcasters Association President and CEO Dewey Bruce, BMI songwriter Tim Montana,… View Photo
Pictured (L-R) after BMI songwriter Tim Montana’s performance at the Montana Broadcasters Association’s Annual Convention in Big Sky are: BMI’s Dan Spears, BMI songwriter Tim Montana, NBC Montana Vice President and General Manager and MBA Board Chair Tammy Wagner, and MBA President and CEO Dewey Bruce. View Photo