Is ‘dream job’ at the top of your Christmas list this year? Brew some hot cocoa, kick up your feet, and press play, because you could get paid to binge-watch festive films this snowy season.

A seasonal ‘dream job’

If you’re among the many who love a frosty romance or a feel-good comedy, Casino.ca might be looking for you.

According to the online guide, Hallmark, Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, Lifetime, and Paramount Plus, have released 125 brand-new movies just in time for the holidays and they’re currently looking for someone special to rank them.

“Are you the ultimate Christmas superfan? Ready to take on the ultimate holiday challenge? If cozying up with hot cocoa and diving into 190 hours of festive movie magic sounds like a walk in the park, we have the perfect job for you,” they write. 

“Every year, a lineup of delightfully cheesy yet heartwarming Christmas movies hits our screens. But which one deserves to be crowned the new holiday classic? That’s where you come in.”

How to apply

Are you over 21 years old and think you can score each movie on a simple scale of 1 to 5?

If you live in Canada or the U.S., head to their website and fill out their application between Dec. 2 and Dec. 16, 2024, before midnight EST.

The winner will be selected randomly and will receive $1,500, plus an additional $500 to cover all your holiday snacks and streaming subscriptions.

From “Hot Frosty”, “Our Little Secret,” and “Holiday Touchdown: A Chiefs Love Story,” you’ll be in for one heck of a lineup.

Good luck and enjoy.

There’s nothing better than some extra money before the holidays!

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Cassandra Stefanic

Regional Editor, Prairies –Cassandra is a Calgary-based journalist with a deep appreciation for music, film, food, travelling, and storytelling. When she’s not chasing a story, writing, or editing, you’ll likely find her in the mountains, binge-watching a new series, at a speakeasy, cooking, or getting lost in a Taylor Swift re-record.

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