[Help] "Le Bon, la Brute et le Truand( ("The Good, the Bad and the Ugly") French version

[Beber]

It's been done for a while, except for the VHS mono sync. To make it even better videowise, since nobody offered to help with the upscaling, my other idea would require a computer graphist that could recreate the exact font for our characters' "names" as I can have a clean slate in HD by just pausing the movie and replicate the same frame over and over since the "names" appear in a freeze frame moment for each. I guess that would work and would look better.

[monks19]

Yeah... Trying to reproduce (and match) the writing is going to be a (very) tough one, unless there's a font that already exist that can match the look. But then again, it may look a bit fake. Anymating it, it can be done in After Effects. But reproducing the movement pattern of the apearence on screen is also going to be tricky, but doable for sure.

[monks19]

IndianaGilles didn't sync any Arrow releases, to be precise, QTZ team did. All his syncs were on previous Blu-ray releases.
Carmelo Mike will also be involved in the ESC version of the Arrow release. So the audio will be in good hands.

No, I meant he did some stuff with othe people (QTZ team) before releasing them on his blog. Sorry, I didn't meant any confusion.

[Beber]

Yeah... Trying to reproduce (and match) the writing is going to be a (very) tough one, unless there's a font that already exist that can match the look. But then again, it may look a bit fake. Anymating it, it can be done in After Effects. But reproducing the movement pattern of the apearence on screen is also going tricky, but doable for sure.

I would do that in DaVinci Resolve as I don’t have After Effects. I would just superimpose the clips, one with the full writing on it, the other with none, and simply use the horizontal cropping progressively, frame by frame, so the text appears the same way as the original. I just need the correct font as I can choose the colors, add a shadow and blur it just enough to make it look less digital and more part of the image.