Also writes as: The Bedroom Philosopher
Gender:
Male
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BiographyHistory
Most Referenced Works
On the Web
- The Bedroom Philosopher Sighted: 27/07/2013
Personal Awards
- 2021 recipient COVID-19 Relief and Recovery Fund $20,000 GET UP MUM Justin Heazlewood will produce and premiere GET UP MUM, a theatre piece which examines the situation of caring for a parent with a mental illness. This stage of the project will be supported by the Regional Arts Fund to develop COVID-safe rehearsal and premiere of the work, with a view to touring in the future
Awards for Works
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form
y
Crazy Bastards
( dir. Nikos Andronicos
)
Australia
:
Backseat Rebel
,
2014
9137292
2014
series - publisher
film/TV
humour
Comedy series set in a Sydney advertising agency in the 1980s. Each episode reverse-engineers the behind-the-scenes work for a major Australian advertising campaign: 'Solo Man' (1986), Snack Packs (1987), and the 'Grim Reaper' AIDS awareness campaign (1987).
- 2015 shortlisted AWGIE Awards — Drama or Comedy – Other Form
-
y
Funemployed
South Melbourne
:
Affirm Press
,
2014
7291006
2014
single work
autobiography
'Funemployed goes beyond the press releases and the hype to show what it’s really like to be a working artist in Australia. Through candid interviews, brutal honesty and lacerating wit, Justin Heazlewood (aka The Bedroom Philosopher) provides a fascinating portrait of life in Australia for artists and aspiring artists alike.
'Justin explores every dark corner of the arts. From starting out to giving up; running a business to burning out; the trappings of fame to the advantages of failure; the obstacles and opportunities.
This is a landmark book, written with the raw passion of someone with over a decade in the ‘trade’. Part confessional and part rogue self-help book, Funemployed is a wholly fascinating insight for everyone who appreciates the arts in Australia.' (Publication summary)
- 2015 shortlisted Most Underrated Book Award
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