• 2 p.m. — Charles Cranney and Dennis Packard, founders of BYU's Lifesong mentoring program which fosters the writing and filming of novels will talk about Lifesong publishing and filming efforts. Includes clips of the feature-length film, "Fire Creek." Director Jed Wells and stars from the show will be on hand.

• 3 p.m. — Cinematography workshop with T.C. Christensen. Richard Dutcher discusses the making of "States of Grace."

• 3:30 p.m. — "Take A Chance," directed by John Lyde. Featuring Corbin Allred, Kirby Heyborne and Dave Nibley. Two brothers from Texas pose as foreign exchange students as they travel to a small Idaho town in search of the girls of their dreams.

• 4 p.m. — Juniors Giants

• 5 p.m. — "Piccadilly Cowboy," directed by Tyler Ford. Carson Wells is a Montana cowboy living in London. When he proposes to Lucy, a young English girl, he realizes that her staunch, traditional grandfather is also his employer. This entry is from the United Kingdom.

• 7:20 p.m. — "The Return," directed by Michael Amundsen. Elder Rowe McDonald is a self-propelled achiever. He anticipates the perfect life and will do what it takes to get it. With his wedding just four weeks away he looks forward to starting a family and embarking on a promising career. As he returns from his mission, the cab ride home is halted by a horrific collision. This is considered by organizers to be one of the great highlight films of the LDS Film Festival.

• 9:45 p.m. — "Powerless," directed by Matt Daniels. This festival entry is from the United Kingdom. When Sarah witnessed the murder of her father, her life was shattered. Moving far away from the city was the only thing that seemed to make sense. When the power fails and a chilling radio broadcast reveals that terrorists have brought Britain to its knees, the family find themselves vulnerable, afraid to leave home. Made for less than $10,000, the film has been critically acclaimed.

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If you go . . .

What: 5th Annual LDS Film Festival

Where: SCERA Center for the Arts, 745 S. State, Orem

When: through Saturday, Jan. 21

How much: $5 per show, tickets available at the door

Web: www.ldsbox.com.