JJ DeCeglie
JJ DeCeglie | |
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| Born | Jeremy Joseph DeCeglie 1981 (age 44–45) Fremantle, Western Australia |
| Occupation | Writer/Filmmaker |
| Language | English |
| Website | |
| jjdeceglie | |
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Jeremy Joseph ("JJ") DeCeglie (born c. 1981) is a writer/filmmaker from Fremantle, Western Australia.
Literary Work
DeCeglie's first work was an independently published novella, the sea is not yet full, in 2005.[1] This was followed by an independent, limited run of the short story collection In the Same Streets You'll Wander Endlessly in 2008.[2]
In 2010, Fontaine Press published *Damned Good*, a philosophical poker novel.[3] Damned Good was named Australia's first poker novel by Poker News.[4] [5]
A novella, Ennui and Despair, was published in September 2010 by Olympia Press. [6]
Drawing Dead, a neo-noir novel, was independently published in 2011.[7] It was re-issued by Fahrenheit Press in 2017. Reviews compared the novel to Bruen, Sallis and Ellroy.
Film career
In 2013, Jugular,[8] DeCeglie's first feature film (writer/director/producer) premiered at the Melbourne Underground Film Festival, where it won Best Film, Best Director and Best Actor (Gregory Pakis). The film was shot with a one-man crew in Melbourne and had a budget of around $6000.[9][10][11]
His second feature film (writer/director/producer), the comedy Can't Win. Do Try, premiered at CineFestOz in 2016. The film was awarded Best Director and Best Actor (Matt Furlani) at the Melbourne Underground Film Festival 2017.
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