book of mormon visual library project
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Church leaders, cast and crew express excitement for upcoming Book of Mormon videos
BYU graduate and Mexico native Liliana Corona originally auditioned for a part in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saint's videos depicting scenes from the Bible. Although she had the acting ability, she was told her physical features didn't match the Mediterranean figures from the Bible. Since then, she has been eagerly awaiting the filming of the Book of Mormon videos, since the Book of Mormon is a 'record of God's dealings with ancient inhabitants of the Americas,' according to the book's introduction.
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BYU students grow beards, long hair for Book of Mormon videos
Christina Torriente-Robey, center, one of three unit directors for season two of the Book of Mormon Video Library project, directs a scene on set near Springville, Utah, on June 13. (Mormonnewsroom.org)
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