David A.R. White

David A.R. White is a storyteller whose work spans acting, producing, and filmmaking within the faith-based film industry. White is a founding partner of Pure Flix, a company recognized for its focus on faith and family entertainment. His career includes a leading role in the film "God's Not Dead," which became one of the top 10 films of all time based on return on investment and contributed to Pure Flix's reputation as a prominent production and distribution company in the Christian film sector. He serves as an executive director of the "God's Not Dead" franchise of film.s

White has appeared in more than 25 feature-length films, including several entries in the "God's Not Dead" franchise, which have collectively grossed over $100 million in worldwide theatrical releases. His additional acting credits include "Finding Love in Quarantine," "Beckman," "Love on the Rock," and "Brother White." On the Pure Flix platform, White starred in the sitcoms "Hitting the Breaks," featuring guest appearances by Rob Schneider, Tim Tebow, and Morgan Fairchild, and "Malibu Dan the Family Man," with Kelly Stables, Cheryl Ladd, Robin Givens, and David Rasche.

Following the acquisition of Pure Flix by Sony, White established Pinnacle Peak Pictures, which maintains a first-look deal with Pure Flix and Sony and produces multiple faith-based productions annually. He also reprised his role in the "Revelation Road" series, filmed in South Africa, expanding on his earlier work in the franchise.

White is the author of the book "Between Heaven and Hollywood: Chasing Your God-Given Dreams," published by Zondervan/Harper Collins, which explores his experiences in filmmaking and navigating the entertainment industry. In addition to his film and television work, White creates short-form content for social media, engaging a large online audience.

He is a frequent speaker at conferences and charitable events across the United States, sharing insights on faith, filmmaking, and public speaking. White resides in Los Angeles.