'In this video, Nam Pham shows everyone the correct way to use a projector, especially during these trying times.

What the filmer does is that he covers the window by his bed with a curtain and has his projector display the image on the same curtain. This makes it look like the epic projected scenery is actually formed outside the filmer's house and can be viewed from his window.

He said: "I call this the 'fake window challenge.' I came up with the idea while watching various shows and movies. For example, in one scene of 'The Hunger Games,' the protagonist Katniss Everdeen looks out of a Capitol digital window. The view switches between a number of different environments."

He continued: "I think you can compare this with today's situation. More than a year has passed since the Coronavirus first started wreaking havoc. Countless people still remain in quarantine, face-to-face classes are only partially available, online schooling is still widespread, and traveling is still restricted. Most people are working at home."

He added: "Anyways, at this point, I started wondering, 'what if you could travel from home, enjoy the view, and relax while doing it?'"

From anime clips to the chilling sight of rain and aquarium, different soothing scenes are projected on Nam's "fake window" in this clip.

Name: Nam Pham
Location: Estenfeld, Germany
Relaxed Background Sad by MusicLFiles
Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/7763-relaxed-background-sad
License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license'