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Oct 17, 2017 Pictured at BMI’s annual dinner is Woodstock Film Festival head of guest relations Nikki Goldbeck. View Photo

Oct 17, 2017 Filmmakers Lee Aronsohn and Tracie Laymon pause for a photo during BMI’s annual dinner during the Woodstock Film Festival. View Photo

Oct 17, 2017 Pictured (L-R) at BMI’s annual dinner are: BMI composer and conductor Lucas Richman and composer Christopher North with CAVU Pictures co-president Isil Bagdadi. View Photo

Oct 17, 2017 Music supervisor Ed Gerrard, composer Peter Nashel, BMI’s Doreen Ringer-Ross and Disney executive Scott Holtzman gather for a photo during BMI’s annual film festival dinner, held at Oriole 9 in Woodstock, New York. View Photo

Oct 17, 2017 Pictured (L-R) at BMI’s annual dinner are: composer Darren Morze, animator Bill Plympton, BMI’s Doreen Ringer-Ross, composer Stephen LaRosa and artist Steve Heller. View Photo

Oct 17, 2017 Film director Leon Gast, BMI’s Doreen Ringer-Ross, Woodstock producer Michael Lang, filmmaker Michelle Esrick pause for a photo during BMI’s annual dinner at the Woodstock Film Festival. View Photo

Oct 17, 2017 Pictured (L-R) at BMI’s annual dinner are: talent manager Shep Gordon, BMI’s Doreen Ringer-Ross, actor Bill Pullman and Woodstock Film Festival founder Meira Blaustein. View Photo

Oct 17, 2017 BMI’s Doreen Ringer-Ross, music editor Christopher Brooks, BMI composer Christopher Lennertz, BMI composer and conductor Lucas Richman and filmmaker Brian Weidling discuss the process of scoring during BMI’s annual “Music in Film” panel. View Photo

Oct 17, 2017 Pictured (L-R) prior to the “Music in Film” panel are:  filmmaker Brian Weidling, music editor Christopher Brooks, BMI’s Doreen Ringer-Ross, Woodstock Festival Film founder Meira Blaustein and BMI composer Christopher Lennertz and BMI composer and conductor Lucas Richman. View Photo

Oct 16, 2017 Pictured are BMI’s Jeff Syracuse and President and CEO of The Blues Foundation, Barbara Newman, with blues broadcaster Sonny Payne of KFFA 1360. BMI presented the Citation in honor of the station and Payne hosting the longest running radio show in the world since 1941. View Photo