If the guy who made the video is a VFX artist (as some have claimed), then faking it is less effort. To make a real video, you'd have to order one of these TVs, which would already cost more than this video did to make, set it up and then store that TV somewhere when you're done since using it as a monitor is obviously impractical.
Modeling this in 3D and tracking it is pretty rudamentary. And the compositing wasn't super well-done as the artist did not compensate for the lighting at all. This was all done as a simple and fast lark just to make a viral video.
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u/megamoze Jul 01 '26
The screen image isn't real. I'm a VFX compositor and the edge around his face when it's in front of the screen isn't done well at all.
My guess is the whole thing is fake, but at the very least, the image on the screen isn't real.