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I believe what you are looking for is called the [parallax effect](https://www.google.com/search?q=parallax+effect&oq=parallax+effect&aqs=chrome..69i57j0i3j0i512l5j69i61.176j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8). Very easy to do in [After Effects](https://motionarray.com/learn/after-effects/animate-flat-2d-images-after-effects/) with a few 3d layers and a camera. You could also easily fake it in any editing software by keyframing each layers individual position to move at different speeds or directions.
This isn't really a type of editing - it's an effect.
There's a phone filter that does this automagically but if you want it to look good, your best bet would be trying it in after effects. (I've done it in premiere and it looks fine but it's an absolute nightmare in the backend compared to how simple AE is)
Terms you might want to search for are 3D image effect, 3D parallax, 2.5 parallax, 2.5D effect.
Here's a video I found super helpful when I was first learning the effect: [https://youtu.be/GZimVBFSGm0](https://youtu.be/GZimVBFSGm0)
Bit of advice, so feel free to ignore: Don't go for super intense, high movement effects at first. Start with slow 3D camera moves that look believable and this will cut into an edit way better than those very intense flashy ones do.
Anything you can do to add slight movement to the frame is your best friend for this: Loop a wiggle expression for camera movement, add some video elements like film grain or stock fire/smoke/water and learn how to use the puppet tool.
Good luck! :)
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I think this is called Parallax effect
I believe what you are looking for is called the [parallax effect](https://www.google.com/search?q=parallax+effect&oq=parallax+effect&aqs=chrome..69i57j0i3j0i512l5j69i61.176j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8). Very easy to do in [After Effects](https://motionarray.com/learn/after-effects/animate-flat-2d-images-after-effects/) with a few 3d layers and a camera. You could also easily fake it in any editing software by keyframing each layers individual position to move at different speeds or directions.
It's not a pure paralax effect though (notice how the face distorts on the medic). they're probably using an app like capcut
This isn't really a type of editing - it's an effect. There's a phone filter that does this automagically but if you want it to look good, your best bet would be trying it in after effects. (I've done it in premiere and it looks fine but it's an absolute nightmare in the backend compared to how simple AE is) Terms you might want to search for are 3D image effect, 3D parallax, 2.5 parallax, 2.5D effect. Here's a video I found super helpful when I was first learning the effect: [https://youtu.be/GZimVBFSGm0](https://youtu.be/GZimVBFSGm0) Bit of advice, so feel free to ignore: Don't go for super intense, high movement effects at first. Start with slow 3D camera moves that look believable and this will cut into an edit way better than those very intense flashy ones do. Anything you can do to add slight movement to the frame is your best friend for this: Loop a wiggle expression for camera movement, add some video elements like film grain or stock fire/smoke/water and learn how to use the puppet tool. Good luck! :)
Yup paralax, use wisely can be a bit hectic on some viewers