NETFLIX has a secret club called the Netflix Preview Club — and the streaming giant is apparently looking to expand it. Just over 2,000 people belong to the select group that gets to watch movies and TV shows before they're released.
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The Stranger Things team uses the program to receive feedback for their upcoming projects.
According to the Wall Street Journal, feedback from the preview team made the (black) comedy Don't Look Up less serious. The Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence hit won four Oscars and even broke one of Netflix's own records.
The company is asking viewers for more feedback so that its releases are perfect.
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According to anonymous sources, Netflix plans to expand its user base by tens of thousands over the next year. The group, Netflix Preview Club, has been around for over a year.
It should be noted that the company is struggling to retain its subscribers due to the rising cost of living. Netflix has already launched a cheaper plan in exchange for watching some ads.
However, Netflix has fierce competition from other companies, such as Disney+, Amazon , and Paramount+.
How can you become a member?
A person claiming to be a member of the Netflix Preview Club told other users on Reddit how he was able to become a member.
You are not paid for this position, but in return you must sign an NDA agreement so that is revealed to anyone other than Netflix.
“You watch Netflix original movies before they’re released and answer survey questions about them,” the insider said.
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“You will also need to sign a confidentiality agreement because these videos have not yet been released and are still in the editing stage.”
“You will have a special Netflix account and they email you when they add a new movie to watch. You usually have to watch and give your review within a week.”
Source of information: thesun.co.uk
