A background in the entertainment industry for video game giants Electronic Arts and Activision gives Brady a distinct advantage when it comes to creating high-quality visual exhibits. That, accompanied with years working for the highly acclaimed accident reconstruction firm, Collision and Injury Dynamics, has given him a dynamic skill set that is the perfect blend of art and science.

Since founding Courtroom Animation in 2013, Brady has created animations and visual exhibits for over 1,000 legal matters. He has intimate knowledge of creating exhibits for a vast variety of cases including vehicular accidents involving passenger cars, heavy trucks, motorcycles, bicycles and pedestrians, police involved shootings, homicides, crime scene reconstruction, medical malpractice, industrial and environmental disasters, product liability, intellectual property and more.

Brady believes that 3D analysis and forensic animation is a vital tool in understanding how and why events occur. He finds tremendous joy in sharing his knowledge of forensic animation and analysis and is a frequent speaker at law-firms, legal associations, and scientific community events. He frequently presents to organizations such as the American Academy of Forensic Sciences and the American Bar Association.

In addition to legal and scientific presentation engagements, Brady is a contributor on national stories for broadcast television, cable news, and periodical publications. He has appeared on INSIDE Edition, 48 Hours, Entertainment Tonight, and in publications such as USA Today and the Daily Mail.

Brady lives with his wife, daughter, and boxer-mix rescue in Redondo Beach, California. An avid athlete and Crossfitter, Brady also has nearly 25 years of rock-climbing experience and has appeared on television in climbing or technical climbing roles on numerous television shows such as ER, Numbers, and Oblivious.