Remembering Brad Everett Young: A Tribute to a Talented Photographer, Actor, and Arts Advocate
We are deeply saddened to announce the passing of Brad Everett Young, a talented celebrity photographer, actor, and advocate for arts education. Brad tragically lost his life in a car accident on the 134 Freeway. His publicist confirmed that he was struck by a vehicle traveling in the wrong direction. Brad's presence was well-known on Hollywood's red carpets, where he captured stunning images of celebrities for various publications like The Hollywood Reporter, Vanity Fair, and Vogue.
Throughout his career, Brad photographed numerous celebrities, including David Harbour, Seth Green, and Sarah Michelle Gellar. In addition to his photography work, Brad also pursued acting, appearing in TV shows like Felicity and Grey's Anatomy, as well as movies such as "Charlie's Angels" and "Jurassic Park III." His passion for the arts extended beyond his creative endeavors, as he founded Dream Loud Official, a platform dedicated to supporting music and art programs in schools nationwide.
Brad's commitment to keeping creativity alive and inspiring others was unparalleled. His legacy will live on through Dream Loud Official, continuing to impact students, teachers, and artists. Born in Danville, Virginia, Brad discovered his passion for the arts early on and pursued his dreams in Los Angeles after graduating from Chatham High School and Averett University. Despite initially planning to attend medical school, Brad found his true calling in acting and photography.
His journey in the entertainment industry was marked by dedication and love for his craft. Brad's brother, Chris, survives him, and details about memorial arrangements will be shared in the future. Brad's impact on the arts community and his dedication to education will be remembered and cherished by all who knew him.