V-CAM
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A V-CAM, or Viewer Created Ad Message, is one of the pieces one could make and submit to Current TV. Current TV's sponsors, like Toyota, or Mountain Dew, have assignments so that one could create a commercial for the given product. The creator must adhere to the guidelines given.
A V-CAM is also a virtual camera for a program called Flash. It is moved around the stage during the editing process, and when the animation is exported anything underneath the V-Cam is shown rather than the whole stage as usual.
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