Original Toy Story theatrical trailer--IN 3D

[Koopa Luath]

What I would like to do is to recreate the above trailer faithfully using clips from the 3D Blu-ray, as soon as I can acquire it. I will also need someone better at 3D graphics than I for certain elements, including the film title coming in during the sequence depicting Buzz "flying" (or, as Woody put it at the time, "falling with style"). As for the PIXAR logo and the final tag, I think I can do them myself. In fact, I believe those will be the first elements I'll be able to acquire in HD at present.

When this project gets underway, I'll do different versions of the 3D recreation, including with different Disney or PIXAR logos, mainly for purposes of experimentation.

[poita]

You mean you want to render the clip from scratch using 3D animation software?

[Koopa Luath]

I mean I want to reassemble it using clips from the 3D Blu-ray. That's the easy part. It's the titles where I'm going to run into trouble.

[SpaceBlackKnight]

Long ago, I once reconstructed this trailer but lost it in a nasty bloodhound on my old laptop that required an entire OS install, and at the time I didn't really invest in backup HDDs so everything got lost including a rare ITC logo that I cannot get anymore .

IIRC, I used the majority of existing Toy Story BD footage on mine but sourced the "following preview" green screen in HD from a Columbia movie trailer and the short WDP from another HD trailer on some other Disney BD. The Pixar screen I found some PNG company image on the web that was exactly the same as the one used in the trailer, which I got lucky with. However, the WDP presents text had to be a recreation and wasn't 100% exact, while I had no choice but to upscale & ITVC the Toy Story title shots then apply various denoising, color correction, and stabilization filters that took hours to apply and is frowned upon my many, but these two small things made it match better with the "digital" footage and was less jarring than having tape sourced footage with rainbowing for two small shots.

[Koopa Luath]

Indeed, they seem to have used a variant where "Walt Disney" and "PICTURES" appear simultaneously.