Jason Reitman, who directed the movie that made Ellen Page a pregnant teenager, Juno, is having another project. He’s turning “Up in the Air”, a corporate satire, into a movie.

“Up in the Air” is centering on a management consultant who engages in career transition counseling, a euphemism for firing people. The man’s ultimate goal is to accumulate 1 million frequent flier miles while trying to get a plum job at a mysterious management company called MythTech.

Jason, the son of famous director Ivan Reitman, has directed two critics-acclaimed movie so far, “Thank You For Smoking” and “Juno”, both with interesting story and fascinating cast. this might be his third job, and expected to be as good as the previous two.

Keep up the good work Jason!

[ via Reuters ]