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Intel And Toshiba Are Launching A Web Series About Evil Mustaches And Unibrows [THE BRIEF]

Jul 26, 2013, 19:08 IST

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Intel and Toshiba gained international attention — and awards — for its social-film campaign last year called "The Beauty Inside." Created by B-Reel and Pereira & O'Dell, the film series allowed Facebook users to actually star in the love story. This summer, Intel and Toshiba is taking on a different genre. Called "The Power Inside," the series is about a race of alien mustaches and unibrows who are trying to take over the world. Normal people can audition for parts as invaders by uploading their pictures on Facebook. The film is directed by "Blades of Glory's" Will Speck and Josh Gordan. It will premiere in August.

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