THIS just could be the dream job for true crime fans – getting paid to watch it for 24 hours.
For the third year in a row, Magellan TV is offering fans $2,400 to sit through a series of true crime shows and document it all on social media.
Figures from Parrot Analytics show that the documentary genre as a whole was the fastest growing one in the streaming industry, growing by 63 per cent between January 2018 and March 2021, with true crime being the most popular sub-genre.
The marathon TV sitting though doesn’t have to be done all in one go, fortunately, as Magellan TV allow all the shows to be watched in a 48-hour period, giving you time to stock up on snacks as well as sleep.
"Our ideal candidate lives for true-crime – they can handle the most menacing serial killer, the gory details, and don't flinch at the chilling paranormal," requests MagellanTV.
The true-crime aficionado will be required to watch:
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- Murder Maps: The Bermondsey Horror – 44 minutes
- Murder Maps: The Brides in the Bath Killer – 44 minutes
- Murder Maps: In the Shadow of Jack – 44 minutes
- Lady Killers: Amelia Dyer – 47 minutes
- Lady Killers: Elizabeth Bathory – 46 minutes
- The White Widow – 51 minutes
- 10 Steps to Murder: Peter Morgan – 43 minutes
- 10 Steps to Murder: Isabella Gossling – 43 minutes
- The Writer With No Hands – 54 minutes
- Murder of Lee Irving – 47 minutes
- What Happened to Holly Barlett? – 52 minutes
- Nurses Who Kill: Karen Pedley – 45 minutes
- Nurses Who Kill: Paul Novak – 43 minutes
- Murder on the Internet: Fatal Targeting – 43 minutes
- Murder on the Internet: Social Media Menaces – 43 minutes
- 21st Century Killer: Shawn Grate – 43 minutes
- 21st Century Killer: Donna Perry – 43 minutes
- Body Snatchers of New York – 32 minutes
- The Alps Murders – 45 minutes
- Nightclub Killer – 48 minutes
- The Family Who Vanished – 47 minutes
- Finding Leigh – 52 minutes
- Parachute Murder Plot – 46 minutes
- Deep Water – 86 minutes
- Mistress Mercy: Bound by Guilt – 43 minutes
- Mistress Mercy: Breaking Free – 44 minutes
- Great Bank Heists – 53 minutes
- Behind Bars: Tent City Jail, Phoenix, Arizona – 48 minutes
- Behind Bars: Miami Dade County Jail Boot Camp – 48 minutes
- CyberCrimes with Ben Hammersley: Darknet – 25 minutes
- CyberCrimes with Ben Hammersley: Heists – 25 minutes
- CyberCrimes with Ben Hammersley: Scams – 25 minutes
One key aspect for the job is having a social media presence and the streaming service want to know what platforms you’re on in your application.
As part of the application you also have to submit a video telling them “why you’re perfect for the job.”
Whoever lands the job, they are expected to share their experience to their social media accounts and basic guidelines will be provided by Magellan TV.
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Applicants must be based in the US and over the age of 18, reports Newsweek.
You can apply online here and the deadline is April 18.
The winner, along with 100 runner-ups will also get a free year-long membership to the streaming service.
Magellan TV isn’t the only company to apparently offer quirky roles in return for cash.
Earlier this year, dating app POM was looking for a reality TV fan willing to watch around seven hours of TV each week for $135 an hour, which works out at around $45,000 a year.
The job wanted the successful dating show addict not only to watch the shows but also analyse and pinpoint just where the contestants were going wrong in their search for love on shows like The Bachelor and Love Island.
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