Heath Kirchart

Introducing the contemporary ambiguitive reflections of extraordinary enthusiasts Josh Beagle, Steve Berra, Frank Hirata, Heath Kirchart, Steve Olson, Paul Sharpe, plus special guests.

Filmed and built over the span of 2005-2009, Mind Field is the 4th full lengh audio/visual offering by AWS. A document of the team's raw talent and eclectic personalities interlaced with the workshop's undying pursuit of visual individuality and creative freedom.

The editing and filming techniques used are some of the most artistic and original in the industry through many different eyes. This Habitat's first full length video, Featuring Tim O'Connor, Fred Gall, Ed Selego, Rob Plunowski, Brian Wenning, Danny Renaud, Stefan Janoski, Danny Garcia, Kerry Getz Guest appearances by Alien Workshop stalwarts Jason Dill, Anthony Pappalardo, Heath Kirchart, Steve Berra, Danny Way, Anthony Van Engelen and Ted De Gros.

Sight Unseen remains a veritable how-to when it comes to crafting a proper skate video: from John Cardiel setting the template for all-terrain skating to Tosh Townend’s break-out part, the frenzy of Dustin Dollin to Heath Kirchart’s timeless skating paired with “Nights In White Satin.” Top it all off with Henry Sanchez crawling out from retirement to give his final one-two punch to skateboarding.

Five years in the making, with a cast of thousands, Destroying America comes on the heels of the best selling skateboard video of all time, The End. A film this dangerous hasn't been seen since Cannonball Run 2. Heath Kirchart and Jeremy Klein are two skateboarders just out to have a good time in a race across the good old US of A. Rescued after a near death skateboarding accident, the two show off their amazing ability to cause destruction while a sinister cop, with an agenda of his own, tires to bring them down. The top notch story, an all-star cast (Eric Estrada, Tony Hawk, Ming Tran), and a special guest appearance by the Hook-Ups Destruction Van, makes Destroying America this year's hottest movie.

Barbarians at the Gate documented the travels of Josh Beagle, Ronnie Creager and Heath Kirchart as they toured from L.A. to NY in a Land Rover.

When Emerica team riders Andrew Reynolds, Heath Kirchart, Tosh Townend, Erik Ellington, Kevin Long, Chris Senn, Austin Stephens, Aaron Suski, plus up and comers Leo Romero, Bryan Herman, and Braydon Szafranski show up for a demo, you are guaranteed that some real magic is gonna happen. "The Kids in Emerica" tour was a year long series of domestic and international skateboarding tours that the Emerica team embarked on after completion of their highly successful "This is Skateboarding" DVD (2003). The "Kids in Emerica" DVD combines some of the best skaters in the world at some of the best street spots and skateparks around the globe, bringing their world class skateboarding to their growing legions of fans, the "Kids in Emerica." The "Kids in Emerica" DVD documents all the magic, as well as the street carnage that went down between the demos, consists of only the best footage accumulated from an entire year on the road with the Emerica team.

The End is a 1998 Tony Hawk skateboarding film from Birdhouse Skateboards. It was made under the direction of Jamie Mosberg, who also produced and edited it. The original movie was released in 1998, but the movie was re-released in 2001.

Documentary following the Hardcore 900 Degrees Tour, Australia, Easter 1998.

Baker 2g was released in 2000 featuring the entire Baker Skateboards team.

J Strickland's Baker Bootleg video starred Jim Greco, Ali Boulala, Andrew Reynolds, Lil Eric, Heath Kirchart, PR Matt, Dustin Dollin, Ali Cairns, Brian Sumner, Jeff Lenoce, Warner Ave Mob, Elissa Steamer, Willy Santos, Atiba, Coung, Tung, Marcelle, Brad Hayes, Tony Hawk, Sammy Baptista, Primo, Brian Emmers, Dylan Gardner and more.

This is Skateboarding featured parts from Heath Kirchart, Bryan Herman, Ed Templeton, Austin Stephens, Aaron Suski, Braydon Szafranski, Leo Romero, Darren Navarette, Erik Ellington, Chris Senn, Tosh Townend, Chris Senn, Kevin Long and Andrew Reynolds.

Filmmaker Patrick O'Dell explores the careers and lives of some of the most influential people in skateboarding–and in the culture at large.