David A.R. White is a storyteller by nature. He tells many stories through his acting, producing and filmmaking. David has been building his career in the film industry for more than 20 years.
As a founding partner of Pure Flix in 2005 and with many credits to his name, David’s career hit new heights in 2014 with the release of the Pure Flix film God’s Not Dead, in which he also starred became one of the TOP 10 most successful films of all time, based on it’s ROI, making his studio, Pure Flix, the most successful Faith and Family production and distribution company in the industry.
David was raised in a small Mennonite farming town outside of Dodge City, Kansas. At the age of 19, he moved to Los Angeles to begin what would quickly become a successful career as an actor, producer and Movie Mogul. Since then, he has starred in over 25 feature-length films, including the 4 movies in the God’s Not Dead Franchise, Finding Love in Quarantine, Beckman, Love on the Rock, Brother White, Revelation Road 1 & 2, 3, and many others.
David’s latest film, God’s Not Dead…We the People is released through Universal. David also has starred in two sitcoms on the Pureflix.com – Hitting the Breaks, which features special guests like Rob Schneider, Tim Tebow, and Morgan Fairchild and Malibu Dan the Family Man along with Kelly Stables (The Exes) and Robin Givens (Riverdale) and David Rasche (Succession).
David’s first book, Between Heaven and Hollywood released by Zondervan/Harper Collins. The Book gives audiences a more complete, wide-reaching picture of how one can achieve his dreams in an ever changing culture.
When David is not producing or starring in movies, David also is quite engaged with creating fun content on his socials, that hail combined, over a million followers, @DavidARWhite
Periodically, in the midst of all he’s doing, as often as he can, he finds time to share his message of encouragement, inspiration, and humor at conferences and charities around the country. Currently he lives in Los Angeles with his three children.
