How I Tricked Millions of People ✨

Learn from me:

Kevin Parry is a stop-motion animator and video wizard who creates fun animation and mind-bending illusions! He has over fifteen years of experience in the film and animation industry. He now uses his stop-motion animation and visual effects skills to create social media content full time, both for himself and the world's biggest brands.

0:00 Intro
0:20 The 10 types of magic
1:12 I'm a liar
1:38 How it was filmed
3:40 Explanation
5:55 Editing secrets

[kevinbparry]

Real talk - who noticed the shirt change on the first watch??

[yeah]

You just showed us the 11th and most important type of magic: ✨Editing ✨

[ssavaart]

This was so so good, Kevin. Absolutely brilliant. ♥

[christophedupin.artist]

Kevin, your art is not just masterful use of technology. It's much more than that: Endless creativity, unimaginable dedication and delicious poetry. This is what happens sometimes when an adult person has not forgotten he once was a child. And it's very rare.

[terranbricklin]

Your ability to maintain facial expressions is the most impressive part for me tbh, you keep very specific facial changes, and have a huge amount of control over your face muscles which is honestly crazy.

[Reeya]

They say “a magician never reveals his secrets”. But Kevin does because he is so confident that he will never show similar magic again and surprise everyone with a unique one. Hats off to you for ideating and executing that masterpiece 🤩🤩

[manuelcavaleras]

Thank you for sharing this with us! The AI-interpolation part was what explained most for me. The cuts seemed so perfectly smooth, almost not human :) Great job, Kevin!

[TommyLikeTom]

The most magical thing about this is your wife's patience

[milespeterson]

I watched the original video 5 times cuz, it's so satisfying.

[Particelomen]

Now I want to see a magician recreate this video but without any editing! 😄

[brandonwatsonmedia]

The initial video was awesome. But after watching all the creativity, production, editing skills, and time that made it all possible, my appreciation for what you do is just through the roof! Thank you for sharing! Very inspirational!

[AlliandWill]

50% is the idea and vfx skills, the other 50% is the ability to control your movements so precisely that you get usable results and because you're so good at the first half AND the 2nd half, which is basically acting, these videos come out perfect. You have a gift for performance art!!

[ashleyrslater]

The real magic is a loving supportive partner 🥰

[okaydoubleu]

The true magic is your willingness and generosity to share by revealing everything. Huge respect!

[Vctoria]

I see you. The real trick was getting people to believe transposition was separate from teleportation and that you actually had 10 items in your list.

[xingcat]

I think one of the most underrated skills you have is being able to hold very still and repeat motions very well, so a lot of these editing tricks are easier to do for you in post. Just so impressive, though, all of it!

[TiagoCatarino]

This is a masterclass at video editing trickery and really showcases perfectly the importance of planning! So good Kevin!
I've wondered how you did it and I'm blown away to find out it's a continuous shot (kinda) but that somehow makes a lot more sense!

Your wife's help and expressions were also great! 😂

I'm inspired!

[EowynG]

LOVED THIS SO MUCH!!!! ❤❤❤ No idea who you are or what you do on YouTube, but was fascinated the entire time!!! Happy this was randomly suggested! :)

[zaraheart]

I just discovered this channel and I’m in love. I LOVE seeing how things work and how things are made(the show how it’s made is my jam). Thank you for this 🙏

[NS-neversaynever]

You are a very talented video maker, and you and your wife are the real team.