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One more blog post about how much Spirit Airlines sucks.
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So I'm sitting here in Miami Airport after getting here two hours early and Spirit Airlines tells me that my flight has already left. Flash back three days earlier- I'm sitting in La Guardia and the woman working at the Spirit desk is apologizing that my flight to Miami has left without me. There seems to be a trend at Spirit Airlines; they don't like their customers to board their flights. Maybe it's to save all the money they loose from their -$1 flight deals? Not only has Spirit not boarded me on two of the flights I've taken with them, but they also lost my luggage on my last trip. I had read countless posts on how shitty Spirit is, but I bit the bullet and went with them for their cheap fairs. I have been lied to multiple times by Spirit staff, pushed aside, been promised freebies with no delivery, and for the past 45 minutes I have been waiting to talk to a supervisor. It seems like no one here gives a shit. There is a flight leaving in two hours from this airport, but instead Spirit has booked us a flight at 7pm with a cheap airline an hour away. I cannot believe how horrible this experience has been. I will never fly with Spirit again. I am even scared to go home with them. I think I would rather take the bus.

December 19, 2007 | 11:37 AM Comments  2 comments



The Pitch
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Bikas Das/Associated Press from NY Times

Today I started a documentary film workshop at the Canadian Screen Training Centre at the National Film Board. The workshop has been amazing so far, and I've been loving all of the advice that we're getting from our knowledgeable instructors! It is great to get a business oriented workshop, and there are so many details that you have to learn about. Our assignment for tomorrow is to bring in pieces of our work for a practice pitch session for our documentary projects or future film ideas. Tonight when I was coming home I took a cab and got into the most intense conversation with my taxi driver. He started telling me about the monsoons in Pakistan and India, and was describing it in such rich descriptive detail. Mountains and rivers and floods and pounding rain 24-hours a day! He inspired me with this idea for a documentary where the focus will be on regions with severe flooding and rainfall, and then juxtapose it with footage from arid regions where there is drought like Australia. The overall narrative of the piece will focus on climate change and how it is effecting the distribution of water on the planet.

December 9, 2007 | 12:44 AM Comments  0 comments



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