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Do you feel called to use your creative talents to bring light to the world? Join over 400 authors, songwriters, artists, and filmmakers at the Eighth Annual LDSPMA Conference!

Do you feel called to use your creative talents to bring light to the world? Maybe you don’t know how to get started, don’t know the right people, or don’t have the right opportunities.

If so, the Eighth Annual Conference of Latter-day Saints in Publishing, Media & the Arts (LDSPMA) is for you! This October, over 400 authors, songwriters, artists, and filmmakers will gather to develop the faith, skills, and confidence needed to turn their God-given talents and inspired ideas into powerful and praiseworthy works.

And you can be a part.

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Register now! Use code LDSLIVING to receive 30% off registration. Further discounts available to students.

A One-of-a-Kind Conference

Designed specifically for Latter-day Saints, our conference is unique in that it instructs in both the spiritual and the technical sides of creativity.

“The sessions I attended strengthened my spirit,” reported a 2021 attendee. “They elevated my vision.”

“I appreciated the reminder that I have a responsibility to represent my standards in what I write,” said another.

Our conference also focuses on teaching creators how to distribute their works, with over a dozen sessions on the publishing and marketing process. Representatives from Deseret Book, Shadow Mountain, Cedar Fort, and several other publishing companies will come to hear book pitches.

With over 80 sessions and workshops, our conference has something for every creative niche. Are you a writer? Artist? Songwriter? Filmmaker? We have something for you!

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When and Where

Our conference begins virtually, with 25 online classes held throughout September and October.

We then convene the main conference on October 20–22 at the BYU Conference Center, just across the street from the Provo Missionary Training Center. These three days are packed with 4 keynote addresses, 11 deep-dive workshops, 42 breakout sessions, delicious catered meals, and an awards gala.

After the conference, session recordings are available for the next three months.

Can’t come to Provo? For a reduced price, you can register for the 25 online classes and gain access to all the session recordings.

Key Note Speakers

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Jennifer Nielsen: New York Times best-selling author of historical fiction and YA fantasy.

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Mauli Junior Bonner: Musician, vocal direction, and director of the award-winning film His Name is Green Flake.

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Gerald N. Lund: Bestselling author of The Work and the Glory series and many other works.

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Jane Clayson Johnson: Nationally recognized news journalist on KSL, ABC, CBS, and NPR.

Save 30% on Registration with the Code LDSLiving

This code is valid through September 30. Students qualify for additional discounts.

Visit ldspma.org to launch your journey!

About LDSPMA:
Latter-day Saints in Publishing, Media, and the Arts (LDSPMA) is an international organization for Latter-day Saints who work in media, arts, and publishing or aspire to do so. We provide online and in-person opportunities for our members to learn, network, share and refine their work, and support one another in magnifying and marketing praiseworthy works that bring light to the world. We support authors, artists, songwriters, bloggers, editors, publishers, and more. Membership is free, and we welcome everyone from students to seasoned professionals. Learn more at ldspma.org.

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