Heath Charles Heine, a remarkable individual, entered this world on March 21, 1977, in Waterloo, Iowa, a city rich in history and culture. His birth was a significant event, marking the beginning of a life that would be filled with its fair share of challenges and triumphs. Heath's parents, Robert M. Heine and Lynn K. Baird, played a crucial role in shaping his early years. Robert, a skilled horseman, animal trainer, and film promoter, brought a unique set of skills and experiences to the table. Lynn, a talented professional exotic dancer, added a touch of glamour and sophistication to their household. Tragedy struck when Heath was just twelve years old, as his parents decided to go their separate ways in 1989. This significant life event would have a lasting impact on Heath and his younger sister, Heather.
In the aftermath of the divorce, Heath and Heather found themselves relocating to North Denver with their father. This move would prove to be a turning point in Heath's life, as he was forced to adapt to a new environment and community. North Denver, a city with a rich history and cultural diversity, would provide Heath with a unique backdrop against which he would navigate the challenges of adolescence. Growing up in a community with a high incidence of gang activity, Heath was exposed to a world of violence and criminality at a young age. This exposure would ultimately lead him down a path of criminal activity and frequent run-ins with the law by the time he reached the age of thirteen.
Heath's journey towards self-discovery and personal growth was significantly influenced by his involvement in the world of martial arts, as he successfully attained the prestigious rank of First Degree Blackbelt under the esteemed guidance of Young Duk Choi, a renowned martial arts expert.
Not content to rest on his laurels, Heath continued to hone his skills, pushing himself to new heights by earning his Second Degree Blackbelt under the tutelage of Joseph Choi, a master of the craft.
In addition to his martial arts pursuits, Heath also explored his creative side by attending an acting class at John F. Kennedy High-school, where he was initially encouraged to participate and develop his acting abilities.
However, despite his enthusiasm and efforts, Heath found himself at odds with the class dynamics, ultimately being asked to leave due to his inability to fit in with the group's expectations.
Undeterred by this setback, Heath turned to comedy as a means of expressing himself and bringing joy to others. He began creating comedic skits with his sister Heather and friend Steve Parks, and their collaborative efforts gave rise to the Red Heine Show, a unique and entertaining venture that showcased their collective creativity and wit.
Heath's inaugural foray into the world of cinema was a feature film appearance in Mark Grove and Julian Lee's production, Tiger Street, which was released in the year 1998. This initial foray into the realm of professional acting was merely the beginning of a plethora of commercial roles and character roles that Heath would go on to secure for television episodes, including the popular Animal Planet series, Busted, as well as the hilarious and entertaining Trigger Happy TV.
As Heath continued to hone his craft, he had the opportunity to study with some of the most esteemed and respected acting coaches in the industry, including the renowned John Crockett and the accomplished Brian McCulley of AEC studios. Under their expert guidance, Heath was able to refine his skills and further develop his acting abilities, laying the foundation for a successful and long-lasting career in the entertainment industry.
Heath's career-defining moment arrived in the year 2005, when he secured the leading role of Gallagher Jablan in the critically acclaimed independent film "Adventures", skillfully directed by the renowned Hank Braxtan. This pivotal casting decision opened the doors to an extensive array of student and independent feature film opportunities, catapulting Heath's career to new heights.
In addition to his work on "Adventures", Heath also made notable appearances in "The Denver Ninja Posse", where he played the character of Chuck, and "Return of the Ghostbusters" (2007),in which he reprised his role as Gallagher Jablan, further solidifying his reputation as a talented and versatile actor.
Heath's most notable cinematic performances can be seen in a variety of films, including the critically acclaimed "The Crippler" released in 2010, followed by his appearance in the 2012 film "Worm". His impressive acting skills were further showcased in "The Good Neighbor" in 2013, as well as "Heer-Oh" that same year. In addition to these notable roles, Heath also took on the lead character in the 2013 film "Between Haircuts", expertly directed by Erik J. Olson. Furthermore, he had the privilege of playing the title role in the directorial debut of Dennis Hefter, "Army and Coop", which was released in 2018.
Heath's personal life is filled with joy and happiness, as he is fortunate enough to be married to the love of his life, Amber Heine, whom he had the pleasure of meeting through the popular social media platform, MySpace.
In a beautiful ceremony held at the iconic Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado, in the year 2010, Heath and Amber exchanged their vows and embarked on a lifelong journey together.
In addition to his personal accomplishments, Heath is also a successful entrepreneur, having founded and owned the successful business, Clearview Windshield Repair, which he established in the year 1998.
Moreover, Heath's life is deeply rooted in his faith, as he has dedicated himself to the teachings of Jesus Christ and has made a commitment to live according to the principles of Christianity.
