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Oct 01, 2012 BMI’s annual IBMA Awards Nominees Press Reception at the Nashville Convention Center took place before the 2012 IBMA Awards ceremony on September 27 at the Ryman Auditorium. BMI’s Mark Mason joins IBMA Awards Show host Del McCoury at the 2012 IBMA Awards Nominees Press Reception, sponsored by BMI. BMI’s Mark Mason joins IBMA Awards Show host Del McCoury at the… View Photo

Oct 01, 2012 Pictured at the 2012 IBMA Awards Nominees Press Reception, sponsored by BMI are BMI’s Mark Mason, Sam Bush, and BMI’s Bradley Collins. View Photo

Oct 01, 2012 Pictured at the 2012 IBMA Awards Nominees Press Reception, sponsored by BMI are BMI’s Jody Williams, BMI’s Bradley Collins, Male Vocalist of the Year award winner Russell Moore, his band IIIrd Tyme Out, and BMI’s Mark Mason. View Photo

Oct 01, 2012 Austin’s Milkdrive performs during the 2012 IBMA Awards Nominees Press Reception, sponsored by BMI. View Photo

Sep 25, 2012 Little Big Town gathers for a photo with the co-writers Natalie Hemby, Luke Laird, and Barry Dean at the “Pontoon” No. 1 party. View Photo

Sep 25, 2012 Luke Laird thanks all of those involved in helping “Pontoon” rise to the top of the charts. View Photo

Sep 25, 2012 Little Big Town fields interviewers’ questions at the “Pontoon” No. 1 party. View Photo

Sep 25, 2012 BMI welcomed Music Row executives, songwriters, friends, and family to the rooftop of its Nashville offices Friday afternoon for a party celebrating the Little Big Town No. 1 “Pontoon.” The hugely successful summer anthem was co-written by red-hot songwriter Luke Laird, who celebrated his tenth No.1 single; Natalie Hemby, who celebrated her second; and first-time chart-topper Barry Dean. “Pontoon” also… View Photo

Sep 25, 2012 Co-writer Natalie Hemby celebrates at the “Pontoon” No.1 party. View Photo

Sep 20, 2012 Pictured discussing composing music for television at the BAFTA Seminar are David Buckley, Alex Wurman and iZler. During the seminar, all three panelists presented clips from their shows and revealed details of their creative processes in a candid discussion. The seminar also covered how scoring for TV is different from film, how to find the balance between creative choices and… View Photo