Church members are using artificial intelligence tools to produce films depicting Book of Mormon stories, marking what the Salt Lake Tribune calls a new era in LDS cinema. The technology allows creators to generate visual content without traditional film production costs and resources.

The Tribune examines how AI-generated imagery is being adopted by Latter-day Saint creators to tell scriptural narratives, though questions about artistic quality, theological accuracy, and the technology's limitations remain part of the conversation.

The development reflects broader trends in AI-assisted creative work, adapted here to faith-promoting content that has historically been produced through conventional filmmaking or animation.