Bryan Becker, a multifaceted American artist, was born on March 23, 1986, to Mindy Becker, his mother, and Carl Becker, his father, a skilled house builder, in Los Angeles, California. Spending his formative years watching his father work in the city, Becker developed a deep appreciation for the construction and building process. Raised alongside his mother, father, and one sibling, he had a loving and supportive family environment that played a significant role in shaping his creative pursuits.
At the remarkably young age of 19, Becker embarked on a remarkable career, which initially took the form of stunt work, showcasing his exceptional skills in the field and lending his expertise to a string of notable films, including the critically acclaimed W., the whimsical and beloved The Muppets, and the darkly captivating Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant.
Not only has Becker established himself as a multifaceted thespian, but he has also demonstrated a remarkable aptitude for writing and directing.
In collaboration with Brandon Miradi, Becker co-directed the cinematic endeavour Revolve, which garnered widespread recognition and accolades, including multiple nominations and prestigious awards.
Revolve's impressive résumé boasts notable distinctions such as the Best Director award at the Madrid International Film Festival and the Best Actor award at the Tenerife International Film Festival.
Becker's unwavering commitment to his craft has earned him the esteemed Best New Director award at the Madrid International Film Festival, a testament to his remarkable talent and dedication to his profession.
As a result, Becker's already impressive résumé has been further embellished by his accomplishments in the realm of direction, solidifying his position as a force to be reckoned with in the world of cinema.
Biography:
Becker is a multi-talented individual who has made a significant impact in the entertainment industry.
The illustrious journey of Becker in the realm of martial arts commenced in the year 1996, marked by a pivotal decision to embark on a path of self-discovery and physical discipline under the wise and experienced guidance of Grandmaster Bill Ryusaki. Over the course of nearly two decades, Becker's dedication and perseverance were rewarded with the attainment of a prestigious 4th degree black belt in the year 2014, a testament to his unwavering commitment to the art.
In a parallel pursuit, Becker's thespian talents were skillfully honed and refined under the astute mentorship of the accomplished John Kirby, a partnership that began in January of the year 2006.
In the year 2008, a perilous and potentially disastrous stunt, which had been meticulously planned and executed on the set of the film adaptation of Cirque du Freak: The Vampires Assistant, unfortunately went awry, resulting in Becker sustaining a multitude of severe and debilitating injuries, including a fractured and broken hand, a broken shoulder, and a fractured skull.
