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Joe Bereta and Luke Barats, two film students from Washington, have signed a deal with Break.com to create original content clips. The first of them will be a parody of the Web site Facebook.com and should be out later this month. The duo had earned the attention of Break.com with their Interact shorts "Cubicle Wars 2006" and "Happy Mother's Day."

"We've given them a blank slate," said Keith Richman, chief executive of Break.com. Richman said Break.com's offerings include about 2,500 videos online at any given time.

"We put eight new ones a day roughly," Richman said, adding that Bereta and Barats' "Cubicle Wars 2006" has already drawn about 1 million page views.

BY DAN COX

Staff Reporter

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Title Annotation:TECHNOLOGY
Author:Cox, Dan
Publication:Los Angeles Business Journal
Article Type:Brief article
Geographic Code:1USA
Date:Aug 14, 2006
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