Alan Becker

Alan Becker is an American YouTube star and online animator. He became famous by creating stick figure animations in Adobe Flash and due to his Animator vs. Animation in 2006.

Career

Alan Becker has been interested in animation since he was younger. The YouTuber released his first animation called Animator vs. Animation on YouTube. Alan continued creating the series, and it became widely popular.

Previously, he submitted his animations via a website called Newgrounds, where people could vote on which animations were the best. His full-length animation was titled Pink Army.

Alan released the animation Animator vs. Animation on the website first and got second place.

Many people started to know him because of his stick figure animation called Zig GamerX. He got emails from animation companies.

Then, atomfilms.com funded him to make a sequel. Alan also reported people who uploaded his video on YouTube.

He won the People’s Choice award from the 2007 Webby Award. Alan reached the Silver Play Button in 2014 and had 5 million subscribers in July 2018.

The YouTuber continued producing the series: Animation vs. Minecraft Shorts for several seasons and Animation vs. Animation Shorts.

He also created a YouTube channel named AlanBeckerTutorials for animation tutorials.

Profile

Full name: Alan Becker
Stage name: Alan Becker
Nickname: Alan
Birthday: May 18, 1989
Birthplace: Dublin, Ohio, United States
Zodiac sign: Taurus
Nationality: American
Religion: Christian
Profession: Animator, YouTube Star
Education: Columbus College of Art & Design
Hobbies: Making animation
Facebook: @AlantheBecker
Twitter: @alanthebecker
Instagram: @alanbecker
TikTok: –
YouTube: Alan Becker Official

Height, Weight, Physical Appearance

Height: 170 cm (5’7″)
Weight: 65 kg (143 lbs)
Blood Type: –
Hair Color: Black
Eye Color: Brown
Body Measurements: –
Shoe Size: –
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Family

Father: –
Mother: –
Brother: –
Sister: Harmony Becker

Wife, Girlfriend, & Dating History

Kaori Becker

Alan Becker married Kaori Becker. They also have a child, but, it is not known when they married.

He also often shares their photos on his Instagram account.

Net Worth

Alan Becker’s net worth is around $1 million to $5 million. His main source of net worth comes from his YouTube channel’s revenue.

YouTube

According to Socialblade, he could gather around $24.2K to $387.1K in a month.

Then, for a year, he could earn about $290.4K to $4.6M.

Animator

Alan Becker also received $11,000 for his work for animator vs. Animation IV.

Facts

His animated films include Looney Tunes and Harold and the Purple Crayon.
Alan grew up in a family that was financially struggling.
When he was 11, Allan experimented with pixel animations.
Before attending college, the animator was homeschooled.
Alan got his first laptop from his online homeschool in 2005. It was Acer TravelMate.
Previously, he shared a computer with other members of the family.
He then installed the Macromedia Flash Professional on the laptop.
When a website called eBaum’s World stole his animation, other animators supported Alan against it.
However, the website offered him 250 USD for the animation rights and testimonials, and the other animators he knew felt betrayed.
After that, Alan returned the money and asked the website to turn the testimonials down.
Relating to that drama, a man with the username phase blue created dramatizations on a website called You’re The Man Now Dawg.
After graduating from college, Alan registered for an internship program at Pixar, but he was rejected two years in a row.
He then started working for a local media company.
However, his teacher named Tom Richner said to become a full-time YouTuber since he already had a huge fanbase.
Alan launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund his making Animator vs. Animation IV.
In 2017, Alan worked with Insanity Games to make an animated card game.
He married a woman named Kaori, who owns a mochi shop in Columbus, Ohio.
Alan and his wife welcomed a daughter in 2018.
He joined MrBeast’s #TeamTrees in October 2019.
His ideal type is…

Quotes

“I had low expectations for Animator vs. Animation. It completely surpassed my expectations.”

“If I weren’t an animator, I can see myself being a programmer and making games.”

“I’m not much of an illustrator, but I do like photography, particularly 3D photography. I’ve taken an interest in virtual reality lately.”

“My friends ask me when I’m going to work for Pixar, and I feel the pressure, but I also know that I work better when I’m solo. My skill set makes me more fit to be a freelancer because I do many things well instead of doing ONE thing EXTREMELY well, which is what Pixar wants.

“My ideal job is perfecting the art of freelance.”

“When you’re animating characters, break things down into the simplest forms. Instead of drawing the whole character at once, do just the body parts that carry the whole motion, the legs for example. Then add body parts when the legs look perfect etc.”