Quote Originally Posted by Magnus213
Well if you feel like explaining, I'm genuinely interested in how it was done. I have to leave but I will be back on later tonight. Have a good evening, everyone.
Lolol. If you will notice, when the camera pans up, the camera in the mirror is almost faced straight up, yet the actual camera is facing straight towards it.

The next segment, when the drawer opens, you can see it struggling to open at first. When it opens a bit, you can see it open all the way out. If you will notice, it opens out farther on the end that you can see. Now go to your dresser and only open a drawer from one side of the drawer. The farther side will open more. That's why, in every single door, window, chair, table scene, you don't see the whole object. The shirt coming out of the drawer is clearly on a fishing line by the way it is hanging .

The "demon child," lolol, is simple video editing. You can use Adobe Premiere to do that. That's the same concept as watching a video where someone has edited a TV to be on showing some wild shit. They simply paused that part of the video with stop motion. You can draw an outline on what you want stopped and at what times. Later, QD.