high-res image for print Donate Online to “The Decision” On Friday, September 17, 2010, I launched a public funding campaign for “The Decision,” a story adapted from the Friend magazine dealing with a change encounter with pornography.
As a personal matter of discipleship (and repentence), I feel the need to type up this little post with a somewhat controversial title. As some may be aware, especially local Utahns, noted filmmaker Richard Dutcher formal announced a year or … Read More
I realize that its been very quiet on this site for last little while. However, I felt I should offer a plug today for the LDS Film Makers Network which has been up and running now for the past year … Read More
Realizing that I have been quiet for quite some time, I felt it appropriate to take a moment or two and summarize some recent thoughts in light of the conclusion of the ninth-annual LDS Film Festival. Because of my involvement … Read More
The annual call for entries for the LDS Film Festival at Orem, Utah has been announced.The festival is an unique opportunity to meet and associate with people from all aspect of the LDS film community and is a venue for … Read More
An exciting announcement arrived in my inbox over the weekend:
“One Good Man,” formally discussed and screened under the name “Father in Israel” will be released in select theaters in Utah on the 9th of October, 2009. To view a trailer and for more information, visit the new website at … Read More
Happy Pioneer Day! Across the state of Utah and in LDS congregations around the globe, today we celebrate the pioneers of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The 24th of July marks the day that the first company … Read More
The LDS Film Festival announced earlier this week their call for entries for the 2010 festival to be held in January. While the festival has no direct affiliation with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the majority of … Read More
This special edition of BYU Studies was published in 2007 and features Randy Astle’s comprehensive history of the film and its relation to the LDS Church. This well-thought-out history categorizes LDS Cinema into five distinct phases over the past 100 … Read More
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