[…]freelance editor is often flexible and highly fulfilling, but it also presents its own challenges. For example, how do you find new clients and manage projects? How do you hone your craft and maximize your productivity? And for beginners, how do you even start out as a freelance editor? All these questions and more will be answered in this workshop […]
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[…]venue. The conference will take place during UVU’s academic fall break. The annual conference for Latter-day Saints in Publishing, Media, and the Arts (LDSPMA) is a multi-day event for networking and professional development. At our conference, over 450 Latter-day Saint authors, publishers, editors, artists, songwriters, and students gather to develop their professional skills, network with each other, and seek inspiration […]
[…]special place in my heart because it depicts a woman bathing a toddler, and it elicits feelings of comfort, love, and contentment. On the flip side, The Scream by Edvard Munch also reminds me of motherhood, particularly when my kids haven’t picked up their Legos, and I step on one. Find Story Ideas in Art When you ask questions […]
[…]creators are passionate about their craft and will share helpful, real-life experiences that will guide you on your creative journey. Look for new episodes on the first and third Wednesday of each month. Note: To see the episode description and links, mouse over the podcast player and click on the information icon in the lower right corner: If you would […]
[…]own truth by the end of the class. Scratch paper, pens, and two colors of markers Bio: Known for riveting tales of transformation, Bridget is a New York Times and Wall Street Journal best-selling author, a transformational speaker, a writing mentor, and a leader of writing retreats in Utah and Ireland. Her books have been showcased on Oprah, Dateline, Good […]
[…]can attend up to two workshops (one in the morning and one in the afternoon). Lunch is included for those who register for two workshops. Gold Sponsors Other Partners and Sponsors Become a […]
[…]brands organically build an audience online and increase revenue (you can view her work at mimibascom.com). She is a recent BYU graduate with a bachelor’s degree in communications, and she has been working in the social media industry for the past three […]
[…]Asking him about it and letting him talk for a moment can really break the ice and make him more comfortable. Maybe 16-year-old Janie is self-conscious about the way she looks in photos. A quick “Wow! You look beautiful!” as you’re sighting through the viewfinder and taking her photos can really bring out that real, natural smile that everyone, even […]
By Michael I. Judson Years ago, I worked for Novell, a company that, at one time, was the world leader in computer networking software. You might think the way the company got so big was by focusing on beating out all its competitors, but our mission statement was just the opposite. It was: “To grow the networking industry faster than […]
[…]be continuing to work together which I’m really happy about. Thank you and I’ll be watching for more opportunities.” We look forward to your participation! Thank you again, The LDSPMA Mentoring […]
[…]newspapers and popular online websites are always looking for content. And if content is offered for free, it is more attractive to publishers. This is one marketing avenue that shouldn’t be ignored. Recently first-time author Spencer W. McBride deftly used this technique. Spencer is the author of Pulpit and Nation: Clergymen and the Politics of Revolutionary America. On the day […]
[…]I have learned so much about data analysis, graphic design, and more. It has forced me to leave my comfort zone and be diligent in my efforts if I want to reach as many people as possible. In what ways do you feel you have been able to be a voice for good in your creative pursuits? Being a blogger […]
[…]for our Seventh Annual Conference before July 31, you can sign up for 3 of these classes for free. Note: To encourage live attendance (since these classes depend on participation) and to keep logistical costs low, we will NOT be recording these classes. The Zoom link for each class will be emailed to the participants several days before the class. […]
[…]means writing clean romance isn’t easy! On top of that, most story structure models don’t work for romance. Outlining is not the same thing as plotting, but they go hand in hand. Bio: Julie L. Spencer is a best-selling author of over 30 books, most of them romance novels. As an author and publisher, she has mentored other authors to springboard […]