Los Angeles Photo Archive
Participants of BMI’s Speed Dating for Songwriters meet and talk music at YouTube’s Pop-Up space on Wednesday, August 23, at Redpepper in Nashville. View Photo
Participants of BMI’s Speed Dating for Songwriters meet and talk music at YouTube’s Pop-Up space on Wednesday, August 23, at Redpepper in Nashville. View Photo
Participants of BMI’s Speed Dating for Songwriters meet and talk music at YouTube’s Pop-Up space on Wednesday, August 23, at Redpepper in Nashville. View Photo
(L-R Front row): Tia Scola, BMI’s Leslie Roberts and Lauren Duski. (Middle row): Caroline Watkins, Parker Welling, Emily Landis, Cameron Montgomery and Jordan Minton. (Back row): Nick Wayne, Mikey Reaves, Johnny Dibb, Joel Crouse and Danielle Blakey. View Photo
BMI composer Nathan Barr watches from the control room as BMI composer and conductor Lucas Richman conducts his score to “Flatliners” at the Bridge Recording Studio in Glendale, CA. View Photo
Pictured (L-R) at the Bridge Recording Studio are BMI composer and conductor Lucas Richman, BMI composer Nathan Barr and BMI’s Ray Yee. View Photo
BMI’s Ray Yee and BMI composer Nathan Barr pose for photo at the Bridge Recording Studio during Barr’s scoring session for “Flatliners.” View Photo
Pictured (L-R) at the Sundance Music and Sound Design Labs are: creative advisor and BMI composer Laura Karpman, Sundance Film Music program director and BMI composer Peter Golub, and creative advisor and BMI composer Miriam Cutler. View Photo
Pictured (L-R) at the Sundance Music and Sound Design Labs at Skywalker Sound in California are: BMI composer and creative advisor George S. Clinton, BMI’s Doreen Ringer-Ross and Skywalker Sound general manager Josh Lowden. View Photo
Pictured (L-R) at the Sundance Music and Sound Design Labs at Skywalker Sound are: creative advisor and BMI composer George S. Clinton, BMI Vice President Film, TV & Visual Media Relations, Doreen Ringer-Ross, and composer lab fellow Ryan Rumery. View Photo
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