Ontario Casting Call Will Pay You & Your S/O $4,500 If You Love The Outdoors

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Ontario Casting Call Will Pay You & Your S/O $4,500 If You Love The Outdoors
Ontario Casting Call Will Pay You & Your S/O $4,500 If You ...
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If you and bae love hiking trails and being outdoors, this Ontario casting call might be the perfect gig for you.

Milo Casting is seeking socially bubbled couples to participate in its new Outdoor Goods campaign.

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The project's only requirement is that you're "comfortable being out in nature" and are between the ages of 20-38 years old, with little to no tattoos.

You need no experience to actually apply, but you do need to live in Ontario. If you think you fit the role, the company is willing to pay $4,500 a couple.

If you're interested in applying, the deadline for submissions is 5:00 p.m. on April 29.

Outdoor Goods Campaign

Salary: $4,500 per couple

Company: Milo Casting

Who Should Apply: Couples, friends or roommates who love the outdoors.

Apply Here

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