Photo via Warner Bros. Canada
Cinephiles clear your calendar because, with Hollywood’s biggest event around the corner, there are movies to be watched and money to be made!
Test Casinos, a company that reviews gambling sites, is seeking a film aficionado to watch and predict who will win the year’s most prestigious Oscar awards from ‘Barbie’ to ‘Oppenheimer’ and it could be you! Talk about a dream job!
“Our chosen cinematic sage will immerse themselves in the 10 Best Picture contenders, rate them, and crown their champions of the night,” they explain on their website.
“And we’re not just offering bragging rights.”
As mentioned, this job will not only be a ton of fun, but it’ll also come with a $2,000 cash reward as well as a brand-new 65” 4K TV, and a $500 DoorDash gift card for your efforts.
Interested in applying?
Hopefuls must reside in the U.S. or Canada, be 18 years of age and should head over to their website before March 9th at 11:59 pm EDT.
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If chosen, you’ll then have to watch the following films and give each a score out of 10 on everything from emotional resonance to social buzz:
Based on your ratings, you’ll have to submit who you think will win best actress, actor, supporting actress and actor and best director – then can enjoy the fruits of your labour!
Think you’ve got what it takes?
Toss your hat into the ring and cross your fingers. You could make bank just for doing what you were going to do anyway.
Enjoy and good luck. This really is a dream ‘job.’
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