Six months after his arrival, White was cast in the CBS television series Evening Shade, playing the friend of Burt Reynolds’ son in the series (1990-1993). He also appeared as a guest star on "Coach," "Saved by the Bell," "Sisters," and "Melrose Place" among others. His film credits include "The Visitation," which he also produced, "Bells of Innocence" and "Mercy Streets," for which he received a Best Actor nomination from The Movie Guide Awards. White is a co-founder of Pure Flix Entertainment, a distribution and production company. He has starred and produced many films, including, "The Moment After," "The Moment After II," "Hidden Secrets" and "Jerusalem Countdown," based on the best-selling book by John Hagee, among others. White directed The Encounter starring Bruce Marchiano, Jaci Velasquez and pro wrestler Steve “Sting” Borden and the comedy "Holyman Undercover," in which he also starred, opposite Fred Willard. Most recently, White directed and starred in "Me Again," opposite Ali Landry and Bruce McGill. He lives in Los Angeles.