Yes, each rectangle is a separate camera shot. The movement of the camera is mainly just tilt and rotation. It's essentially the same technique used for panoramic photos.

That's awesome. I'd like to see a music video shot with that technique.

Music video? What do you call this, then? Heh. I'm sure I've seen this technique (to some degree) used in music videos already. I believe The Pixies have a video using fragmented video, and some of the videos Michel Gondry has directed use an ultra-advanced layering/composite method. The Presidents of the United States have a video shot entirely on mobile phones set up in an array. Wish I had the links to give you, but I'm sure you can get some of those via a websearch.

love the play in time. Timelapsed from day to night would be amazing.

.that was pretty awesome.

Very, very nice. What software did you use to stitch the videos together. I would love to give this a go.

nice handwritten titles.

wowow! that's aweosme. Anyway you can let me know how this was done? Software used or anything? I would love to try this.

This is really cool!!
imaginative ART.. nice.
There's a Tiny's Coffee in the Lower East Side of Manhattan.

very cool! what is the music?

Wow ! Thanks Duplo for the discover ! That's something I never thought about ans it's a great idea, awesome !

I agree with everyone else -- this is a cool idea executed to perfection!

Is very nice.

It works really well with the video compression artifacts too

This is so simple, yet so cool. I love it. I had seen this with pictures before but never with actual footage, great idea.

Clap clap, snap, snap! That is a really wonderful Idea. Seeing some of the now gone green makes me a little sad though.

that was really cool!

this is so damn clever. I want to try this.

Same here. Vool Cool