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Coke taking auditions through Facebook page

By Joe Guy Collier
Oct 1, 2009

Coca-Cola Co. is using its Facebook page to take submissions for a new “Sounds of Coca-Cola” commercial.

The casting call, open through Oct. 15, asks people to provide renditions of the distinct sounds that occur when someone opens a Coke.

The best videos will be considered for a commercial to debut in 2010. For more information, visit the Coca-Cola page on Facebook at http://CokeURL.com/soundsofcocacola.

Coke’s Facebook page, created by two Coke enthusiasts in California, has more than 3.7 million fans.

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