R. Alan Ingalls
The Commentary Track
The Commentary Track is a series of conversations exploring the making of independent micro-budget short films in West Tennessee. A spiritual cousin to the commentary tracks traditionally found on DVDs, these conversations between cinematographer R. Alan Ingalls and his collaborators explore the stories behind each project, forming an oral history of the projects, the process, and the lessons learned along the way. These conversations aren’t just about how the films were made. They’re about what the films mean to the people who made them.
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Episodes
Needs Salt | A Conversation with Daniel Hooper 13.06.2026 12:01
Needs Salt began with a simple question: what would happen if two people carried on an entire conversation without realizing the audience had already figured out the punchline? Daniel Hooper traces the film’s origins back to a decades-old writing exercise, discussing how an idea built around questions, misunderstandings, and oblivious characters eventually became a short comedy about a date gone v...
Prayer Requests 3 | A Conversation with Daniel Hooper 13.06.2026 34:40
Prayer Requests 3 is a short film about Wednesday night Bible study spiraling into gossip, grape juice-fueled mayhem, and awkward confessions as six outspoken women turn chaos into connection by getting honest with God… and each other. It continues a series that began with a simple idea: show church people as they really are... flawed, funny, well-meaning, and deeply human. Daniel Hooper reflects...
The Commentary Track | Origin Story 13.06.2026 2:04
The Commentary Track was never intended to be a podcast. What began as source material for a pair of behind-the-scenes videos eventually grew into a series of conversations exploring the making of independent micro-budget films in West Tennessee. Here’s how a filmmaking process accidentally produced a podcast. While creating behind-the-scenes videos for Prayer Requests 3 and Without This Ring, R....
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