- Born
- Height5′ 10″ (1.78 m)
- Jason Young is a graduate of King's College London in Theology and trained as a producer at the National Film and Television School. He receives ongoing training development at the London Film School where he worked as a production assistant (manager) on a 35mm short film titled 'Blues is my Middle Name'. He trained in 35mm filmmaking at Raindance, 16mm filmmaking and Steenbeck editing at South Thames College, and documentary filmmaking at Westminster Adult Education Service. His documentaries include 'Equiano in Africa'.
In 2009, his short film titled 'The Lonely Londoner' was screened at the ICA as part of the BFM Film Festival alongside his debut feature film titled 'The Novelist'.
- IMDb mini biography by: Queensbury Productions
- Nephew of 110m hurdler and the 1998 Commonwealth Games Gold Medalist, Tony Jarrett.
- President of the Theology and Religious Studies Society at King's College London.
- Sports Journalist of The London Student newspaper.
- Played the role of Maurice in 'Our Day Out' by Willy Russell at the Cockpit Theatre in September 1986. This led to Jason Young writing stage plays in the Pentecostal church starting with 'In the Beginning' at St. Saviour's Church, Finsbury Park in October 1986.
- Awarded the Half Purple Award as General Secretary of the University of London Athletics Club by ULU.
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