I'm afraid your youtube link is broken. It seems like you copied the text from somewhere that took away parts in the middle to replace with "...".
However, with some google magic, I found this:
[video=youtube;T4WDfEcn0xc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4WDfEcn0xc[/video]
So back to your question. I don't think it is possible. What I think the creator of the video did, was to recreate the scene and then use the trigger editor to get those things to happen. Like, most of the video is done by just recording from the replay with FRAPS or something similar, but the weird angles were recreated scenes that he organized with triggers.
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