David stepped into the world of filmmaking as executive producer creating three inspiring films.

Ingerson’s passion for storytelling is rooted not in entertainment, but in ministry—using narrative as a vessel to reveal God’s grace, healing, and truth.

Movie poster for 'The Fisherman' showing a close-up profile of a man with eyes closed, and a heartwarming scene of a man and woman hugging, with a sunset and nature in the background, and text that reads: "Guided by grace, driven by love," "The Fisherman," and "A film by Martins Samuel."

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After immigrating to the U.S., Steven’s failing heart collides with Elijah’s grieving one—sparking a redemptive journey of sacrifice, fatherhood, and the power of second chances.

Poster for the film 'Somewhere Else' featuring headshots of seven diverse actors. The images are overlaid on a landscape background with trees. Film awards from ICFF are displayed. The title 'Somewhere Else' is in large, distressed font.

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When a heartbroken father meets a dying stranger, their collision becomes a divine rescue—one man’s desperate attempt to save a life that unknowingly restored his own. Coming soon.

Double exposure movie poster for 'Blue Baby' featuring a side profile of a young man's face blending with a large baby's head, set against a mountainous landscape with trees, clouds, and a faint outline of an airplane.

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A determined U.S. officer and his devoted wife fight relentlessly to give their newborn son a chance to live. Based on true events, Blue Baby tells a powerful story of courage and faith as they face the impossible odds of a chronically ill child.

Reviews

Sheryl Podlewski, Clinton, MI
“Both films, The Fisherman and Somewhere Else, deeply touched me. As a foster and adoptive grandparent, I was moved by their honesty and compassion. These stories highlight struggles children face—and the love and resilience needed to meet them.”