Joe Heath

Joe Heath, born December 16, 1982, in the heart of Iowa City, Iowa, is one of those multi-hyphenate talents you don’t really see coming until he’s already made his mark. He’s got a knack for diving into gritty, edge-of-your-seat stories, and you can spot that a mile away in his work. Let’s be real, you don’t just stumble into producing and acting in projects like The Last Stop in Yuma County (2023)—that movie packs a punch, and Joe’s fingerprints are all over its tense, desert-soaked vibes. Jump ahead to Terrestrial, slated for 2025, and you’ll catch Heath pushing the envelope again. He doesn’t just stick to one genre or mood—honestly, he seems to thrive on shaking things up and tossing audiences into new worlds. It’s not all just about the thrill ride, though. Go back a bit to To Survive (2014), and you’ll find him digging into characters who are scraping by, doing whatever it takes in worlds gone sideways. That’s kind of his thing: exploring what people are made of when the chips are down. People who know Joe say he’s got this relentless creative drive. He’s not just showing up for a paycheck—it’s about storytelling, about digging into what makes people tick. Whether he’s behind the camera, calling the shots, or right there in the thick of it as an actor, you can tell he’s all in. Bottom line? Joe Heath brings a raw, restless energy to everything he touches, and if his track record’s anything to go by, he’s nowhere near finished.