Thus begins the creation of a pair of new adult games at the VCA sound stage.  With the cast, crew and for this rare instance, selected members of the press in attendance, VCA takes no little pride in showing off their production techniques.

	Almost as important as what they shoot, how they shoot both games points the way to the future of all computer games.  They shoot all of the performances in Stripfighter and many in Virtual Sex 2 against a blue-screen, a special cobalt blue backdrop that isolates the actors.  When they process the video footage, the blue becomes transparent.  The techies called this operation "keying out."  The sexy performances, now devoid of background, can then be placed atop any graphic of the designers' choosing.  This allows them to overlay the live action they taped today onto computer-generated backgrounds created by VCA's crack team of techno-artisans for the new CD Rom games.  Feature films often use this technique for special effects scenes.  Italso lets the local television news show put an animated map behind their weather-person.