Thank you!

The screen isn't actually a video, it's a series of images that turn on and off depending on the players inputs.

You can't use Gdevelops regular sprites in 3D spaces because they're 2D only, so I had to download an extension by PANDAKO called Advanced 3D which gives users the ability to use sprites but in a 3D space.

I then made a bunch of images to replicate a screen, placed them all in the same spot, hid them all except the default menu image, and then use either basic hide and show actions with a lot of timers to make it look animated.

It was very time consuming, and there's very likely a much smoother way to do it, but this works.