David Farrier

David Farrier is a New Zealand journalist and filmmaker known for his investigative documentaries and unique storytelling, offering brands a platform for authentic and engaging narratives. After graduating with a Bachelor of Communication Studies from Auckland University of Technology in 2005, David Farrier launched his journalism career. From 2006 to 2013, he served as the entertainment reporter for 3 News’ Nightline, where he developed a distinctive reporting style and gained a reputation for his offbeat interviews, covering a wide range of subjects from Hollywood to more unusual topics. During this period, Farrier also directed and presented a specific documentary on ‘God Defend New Zealand’ for TV3 in 2011, further establishing his unique approach to storytelling.

In 2020, Farrier further diversified his platform by launching the popular newsletter Webworm, a vehicle for his diverse interests, ranging from conspiracy theories to in-depth investigative journalism. He concurrently developed multiple podcasts, including ‘Flightless Bird’ (launched 2022) and ‘Armchaired and Dangerous,’ both of which collaborate with Dax Shepard’s Armchair Expert network, significantly expanding his audio footprint and audience reach through established partnerships. Demonstrating his continued commitment to intricate and often personal storytelling, Farrier directed and produced the documentary Mister Organ in 2022, a project born from an extensive investigation into controversial car clamping practices. That same year, he presented the compelling ‘When a Good Man Kills’ podcast for Audible, showcasing his versatile approach to true-crime narratives.

Looking ahead, Farrier is set to take on an executive producer role for the upcoming project Mockbuster in 2025, continuing to push boundaries in non-fiction storytelling.