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Netflix wants to pay you $4,000 to shoot Instagram photos

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If you’re a keen Instagrammer who loves to travel, Netflix has just cooked up your dream job.

OK, the gig only lasts two weeks, but with a $4,000 pay packet, international flight and accommodation expenses covered, and some decent exposure for your Instagram work, there’s a lot to like about it.

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To apply for one of the four “grammaster” positions, all you have to do is follow Netflix’s Instagram account and hashtag your best three photos with #grammasters3 by March 6. Oh, and you have to be 21 or over to apply.

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“We’re looking for TV and movie fans with a talent for taking pictures,” the video streaming giant says in the job posting, adding that it wants snappers to select images “that show off your interests or passions.”

The successful applicants will spend 14 days scooting around Europe shooting images of iconic movie and TV locations for Netflix’s Instagram account.

The deal means you could also be asked to give PR interviews and make media appearances, so only apply if you’re cool with being in front of the lens as well as behind it.

Netflix plans to choose 25 finalists by the end of next week – check its Instagram feed to find out if you’re one of the lucky ones.

The group will then be whittled down to the final four via the submission of more Instagram images and, of course, a job interview (via Skype). The final selection will be made by the end of this month.

Snag the gig and you’re all set for a memorable month in Europe courtesy of Netflix. Good luck!

Trevor Mogg
Contributing Editor
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