• Charissa Littlejohn is a model and social media personality with a net worth of over $500,000.
• She grew up in South Florida and attended Morningside Academy, excelling in basketball.
• She has worked as a model and served in the military, training as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT • Paramedic).
• She gained fame through her Instagram account, which showcases her military background and attractive looks.
• In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family, playing sports, and extreme activities.
Known for movies
Short Info
Fact | One of the founders of the International Tournées of Animation, and a co-founder of the International Animated Film Society. |
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Who is Charissa Littlejohn?
Charissa Littlejohn was born on 15 March 1988, in California, USA, and is a model as well as a social media personality, best known from, earning fame through the website Instagram, on which she posted her photo shoots, which often have her in military apparel or with guns.
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The Wealth of Charissa Littlejohn
How rich is Charissa Littlejohn? As of early-2019, sources estimate a net worth that is over $500,000, earned through a successful career in modelling. Her online fame has earned her numerous opportunities, having also previously served in the military. As she continues her career, it is expected that her wealth will also continue to increase.
Early Life, Education, and Career Beginnings
While Charissa was born in California, her family later moved to South Florida where she would grow up. There is very little known about her childhood and her family, except that she attended the private high school Morningside Academy, and during her time there excelled at sports, particularly basketball. She competed with the school’s basketball team, and was selected for the Florida All State team.
After matriculating from high school, she then pursued a career in modelling, a childhood dream. She began working for BMG Models, a global modelling talent management company having a presence in numerous areas of the US. She moved to Los Angeles and started modelling projects there, before relocating to Las Vegas to gain more modelling opportunities. She already possessed a good figure and height which made her suitable for modelling lingerie and swimwear, and she also took on fashion and fitness projects.
Military Career
Littlejohn dedicated a lot of time to developing and maintaining her figure, and started doing photo shoots and video projects. She also became a brand ambassador for a few products and while living in Las Vegas, she became close to a group of US Air Force members. They encouraged her to try her hand at the military, leading her to join. She enrolled and trained in the military before being assigned to the Yokota Air Base ,Tokyo, Japan. During her time there, she was trained as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT – Paramedic) and worked in the emergency room during the early part of her career.
She was later selected to become a candidate for Protocol Specialist, and began working closely with the Base Commander. She was assigned to the position which led her to handle logistics for higher ranking officials, planning events, co-ordination, preparing for inaugural visits, handling delegates including government officials from the US. She worked with officials such as the Secretary of Defense, Secretary of the Air Force, and many more. She served with the Air Force for the next five years, and then decided to move away from active duty, and returned to South Florida to pursue a master’s degree in Healthcare Administration.
Social Media Fame
After returning home, Charissa rededicated herself to her passion in fitness and modelling, developing her body while also helping others. She created an account on the website Instagram which would be responsible for her rise to fame. The website is a photo and video sharing service owned by Facebook which allows users to upload photos or videos. One of the reasons for its fame is because of how easy it is to access the website’s features. Users can edit their content with filters while also organizing them through location information or tags. Instagram is now one of the top social media services in the world with over 800 million registered users as of 2017.
She started posting photos showing off her body and one of the unique aspects about her profile is that she dedicates more photo shoots showing off her military background. Her attractive looks, figure, and her background in the military quickly earned her fame as she has garnened over 380,000 followers to her account. She also manages to maintain her figure despite starting a family, and her knowledge on firearms can clearly be seen through photos and videos. Her popularity has led her to become a fitness model for 1st Phorm, which is a company selling fitness and bodybuilding supplements. She’s also started her own business, creating the gun holster and apparel brand called LittleGat alongside her husband – she is also known online under the moniker Miss Gat.
Personal Life and Other Social Media
For her personal life, it is known that Littlejohn is married to a man also known online as The Gat Man. They have a child, and also work on business endeavors together. Both of them are avid fans of guns, which is one of the reasons they initially became close.
During her free time, she likes to spend a lot of it with her family, friends, and her two dogs – she owns two schnauzers named Ollie and Toby. She also enjoys doing sports and outdoor activities, so she plays basketball, goes fishing, and rides motorcycles. She also enjoys extreme sports such as snowboarding, bungee jumping, sky diving, and shooting at the gun range. Aside from her Instagram account, she also has a strong online presence on Facebook which has over 59,000 followers. She has a Twitter account too, to which she posts on a regular basis, and often gives advice there.
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Facts
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1 | One of the founders of the International Tournées of Animation, and a co-founder of the International Animated Film Society. |
Movies
Animation Department
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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Our Spirited Earth | 2001 | Short animator - as William Littlejohn | |
My Universe Inside Out | 1996 | Short animator - as William Littlejohn | |
It's Spring Training, Charlie Brown! | 1996 | TV Movie animator | |
Rainbows of Hawai'i | 1995 | Short animator - as William Littlejohn | |
Seers & Clowns | 1994 | Short animator - as William Littlejohn | |
Garfield and Friends | 1994 | TV Series animator - 3 episodes | |
Mrs. Doubtfire | 1993 | animator | |
Cloudland | 1993 | Short animator - as William Littlejohn | |
Tall Time Tales | 1992 | Short animator - as William Littlejohn | |
Frosty Returns | 1992 | TV Short animator | |
Upside Down | 1991 | Short animator - as William Littlejohn | |
Snoopy's Reunion | 1991 | TV Short animator | |
Amazonia | 1990 | Short animator - as William Littlejohn | |
Why, Charlie Brown, Why? | 1990 | TV Movie animator | |
This Is America, Charlie Brown | 1988-1989 | TV Mini-Series animator - 5 episodes | |
Cathy's Valentine | 1989 | TV Movie animator | |
Garfield: His 9 Lives | 1988 | TV Movie animator - segment "Stunt Kat" | |
Cathy's Last Resort | 1988 | TV Movie animator | |
It's the Girl in the Red Truck, Charlie Brown | 1988 | TV Movie graphic blandishment | |
Snoopy: The Musical | 1988 | TV Movie animator | |
Yes We Can | 1988 | Short animator - as William Littlejohn | |
Time of the Angels | 1987 | Short animator - as William Littlejohn | |
A Garfield Christmas Special | 1987 | TV Short animator - uncredited | |
Cathy | 1987 | TV Movie animator | |
Garfield Goes Hollywood | 1987 | TV Short animator | |
The Cosmic Eye | 1986 | animator - as William Littlejohn | |
Garfield in Paradise | 1986 | TV Short animator | |
Happy New Year, Charlie Brown | 1986 | TV Movie animator | |
Moebius Play | 1985 | Short animator / layout artist | |
You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown | 1985 | TV Movie animator | |
Garfield in Disguise | 1985 | TV Short animator | |
The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show | 1983-1985 | TV Series animator - 9 episodes | |
Snoopy's Getting Married, Charlie Brown | 1985 | TV Movie animator | |
The Romance of Betty Boop | 1985 | TV Short animator | |
Hello | 1984 | Short animator - as William Littlejohn | |
The Soldier's Tale | 1984 | animator | |
Garfield in the Rough | 1984 | TV Short animator | |
It's Flashbeagle, Charlie Brown | 1984 | TV Movie animator | |
Garfield on the Town | 1983 | TV Short animator | |
What Have We Learned, Charlie Brown? | 1983 | TV Movie animator | |
Is This Goodbye, Charlie Brown? | 1983 | TV Movie animator | |
Here Comes Garfield | 1982 | TV Short animator | |
A Charlie Brown Celebration | 1982 | TV Movie animator | |
Enter Life | 1981 | Short animator - as William Littlejohn | |
The Big Bang and Other Creation Myths | 1981 | Short animator - as William Littlejohn | |
No Man's Valley | 1981 | TV Short animator | |
Someday You'll Find Her, Charlie Brown | 1981 | TV Movie animator | |
Heavy Metal | 1981 | animator - segment "B-17" | |
It's Magic, Charlie Brown | 1981 | TV Movie animator | |
Life Is a Circus, Charlie Brown | 1980 | TV Movie animator | |
Bon Voyage, Charlie Brown (and Don't Come Back!!) | 1980 | animator | |
The Fantastic Funnies | 1980 | TV Movie documentary animator - uncredited | |
Sky Dance | 1980 | Short animator - as William Littlejohn | |
She's a Good Skate, Charlie Brown | 1980 | TV Movie animator | |
You're the Greatest, Charlie Brown | 1979 | TV Movie animator | |
Step by Step | 1978 | Short animator - as William Littlejohn | |
Watership Down | 1978 | animator | |
Simple Gifts | 1977 | TV Movie animator - segment "Lost & Found", as William Littlejohn | |
Whither Weather | 1977 | Short animator - as William Littlejohn | |
A Doonesbury Special | 1977 | Short animator | |
It's Your First Kiss, Charlie Brown | 1977 | TV Movie animator | |
Race for Your Life, Charlie Brown | 1977 | animator | |
People, People, People | 1976 | Short animator - as William Littlejohn | |
It's Arbor Day, Charlie Brown | 1976 | TV Movie animator | |
Everybody Rides the Carousel | 1975 | animator - as William Littlejohn | |
WOW Women of the World | 1975 | Short animator - as William Littlejohn | |
You're a Good Sport, Charlie Brown | 1975 | TV Movie animator | |
Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown | 1975 | TV Movie animator | |
The 2000 Year Old Man | 1975 | TV Movie animator | |
Yes, Virginia, There Is a Santa Claus | 1974 | TV Short animator | |
Voyage to Next | 1974 | Short animator | |
It's the Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown! | 1974 | TV Movie animator | |
Play It Again, Charlie Brown | 1971 | TV Movie graphic blandishment | |
The Phantom Tollbooth | 1970 | animator | |
A Boy Named Charlie Brown | 1969 | animator | |
It Was a Short Summer, Charlie Brown | 1969 | TV Movie graphic blandishment | |
Zuckerkandl! | 1968 | Short animator - as William Littlejohn | |
He's Your Dog, Charlie Brown | 1968 | TV Movie graphic blandishment | |
The Carol Burnett Show | 1967 | TV Series animator - 1 episode | |
It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown | 1966 | TV Special short graphic blandishment | |
A Charlie Brown Christmas | 1965 | TV Short graphic blandishment | |
We Learn About the Telephone | 1965 | Short animator - uncredited | |
The Hat | 1964 | Short animator - as William Littlejohn | |
The Great Rights | 1963 | Short animator | |
The Hole | 1962 | Short animator - as William Littlejohn | |
Of Stars and Men | 1962 | Documentary animation director - as William Littlejohn | |
The Dudley Do-Right Show | 1961 | TV Series animator - 1 episode | |
Petroushka | 1956 | Short animator | |
Fine Feathered Friend | 1942 | Short animator | |
Puss n' Toots | 1942 | Short animator - uncredited | |
Dog Trouble | 1942 | Short animator - uncredited | |
The Night Before Christmas | 1941 | Short animator - uncredited | |
The Flying Bear | 1941 | Short animator - uncredited | |
A Rainy Day with the Bear Family | 1940 | Short animator - uncredited | |
Wanted: No Master | 1939 | Short animator - uncredited | |
Jitterbug Follies | 1939 | Short animator - uncredited | |
Seal Skinners | 1939 | Short animator - uncredited | |
Toonerville Picnic | 1936 | Short animator | |
Toonerville Trolley | 1936 | Short animator - uncredited | |
Parrotville Post-Office | 1935 | Short animator | |
Japanese Lanterns | 1935 | Short animator - uncredited | |
Parrotville Old Folks | 1935 | Short animator | |
Parrotville Fire Department | 1934 | Short animator |
Miscellaneous
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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It's a Mystery, Charlie Brown | 1974 | TV Movie graphic blandishment | |
A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving | 1973 | TV Special short graphic blandishment | |
There's No Time for Love, Charlie Brown | 1973 | TV Movie graphic blandishment | |
You're Not Elected, Charlie Brown | 1972 | TV Movie graphic blandishment | |
Snoopy Come Home | 1972 | graphic blandishment |
Director
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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Garfield: His 9 Lives | 1988 | TV Movie co-director - segment "Stunt Kat" |
Art Department
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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Lights | 1984 | TV Short storyboard development - as William Littlejohn |
Production Designer
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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Happily Ever After | 1985 | TV Movie |
Thanks
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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Walt: The Man Behind the Myth | 2001 | TV Movie documentary grateful acknowledgment |
Self
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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The One and Only June Foray | 2013 | Documentary | Himself |
Walt: The Man Behind the Myth | 2001 | TV Movie documentary | Himself |
Secret Lives | 1995 | TV Series documentary | Himself - Interviewee |
Archive Footage
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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The 83rd Annual Academy Awards | 2011 | TV Special | Himself - Memorial Tribute |
Awards
Won Awards
Year | Award | Ceremony | Nomination | Movie |
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1996 | June Foray Award | Annie Awards | ||
1987 | Annie | Annie Awards | Distinguished Contribution to the Art of Animation |
Nominated Awards
Year | Award | Ceremony | Nomination | Movie |
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1989 | Primetime Emmy | Primetime Emmy Awards | Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming Less Than One Hour) | Garfield: His 9 Lives (1988) |
Source: IMDb, Wikipedia