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Aug 02, 2016 Indie darling Lucy Dacus opens Day One of the BMI stage with her wry, detailed narratives and propulsive, riff-driven melodies. View Photo

Aug 02, 2016 Brandon Haas (L) and Sam Cox (R) take a photo with BMI singer/songwriter Lucy Dacus. View Photo

Jul 28, 2016 Pictured (L-R) at The Dynamic Partners signing event at the La-La Land Records booth are (front row): BMI composers and Dynamic Music Partners Kristopher Carter, Lolita Ritmanis and Michael McCuistion. (Back row): La-La Land Records President Michael V Gerhard, BMI’s Anne Cecere and La- La Land Records co-owner and producer Matt Verboys. View Photo

Jul 28, 2016 Pictured (L-R) at BMI’s annual dinner are some of Hollywood’s PR powerhouses: White Bear PR’s Chandler Poling, BMI’s Anne Cecere, CW3PR’s Jana Davidoff, Costa Communications’ Ray Costa and The Krakower Group’s Beth Krakower. View Photo

Jul 28, 2016 Comic-Con 2016 official poster. View Photo

Jul 28, 2016 Pictured (L-R) in the press room after Costa Communications’ panel “Musical Anatomy of a Superhero” are: BMI composer John Ottman (“X-Men: Apocalypse,” “X-Men: Days of Future Past”), BMI’s Anne Cecere and BMI composers Blake Neely (“Supergirl,” “The Flash”), Tom “Junkie XL” Holkenborg (“Deadpool,” “Batman v Superman”) and Tyler Bates (“Guardians of the Galaxy,” “Salem,” “Kingdom,” “John Wick”). View Photo

Jul 28, 2016 Pictured (L-R) in the press room after CW3PR’s “Behind –The –Music: Crime, Death and Resurrection” are: BMI composer Mac Quale (“Mr. Robot,” “American Horror Story,” “The People v. O.J. Simpson”) CW3PR’s Jana Davidoff, BMI’s Anne Cecere and BMI composer Bill Brown (“Dominion,” “CSI: NY”). View Photo

Jul 28, 2016 The line extends out the door during the audience Q&A portion of “I Love That Song: Composing, Scoring and Singing Superhero Style.” View Photo

Jul 28, 2016 Producer, lyricist & WB executive James Tucker playfully holds up his phone light during the audience sing-a-long part of the panel. View Photo

Jul 28, 2016 Dynamic Music Partners’ Lolita Ritmanis expresses how animated and “in character” Mark Hamill was during the recording process of his character The Joker for the film “Batman: The Killing Joke.” View Photo