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Compositing is best done in something like Adobe After Effects. But if you're on a budget or just plain ol' stubborn and want everything done in AM, then it's possible. Create a new choreography (or even better, a new project) Delete the ground and all the lights. Change the Camera type from Perspective to Orthagonal. It'll become a giant box. Set its X and Y positions to 0. |
 | Import your background, shadow, line and toon images into AM. If they're animated bring them in as sequences. |
 | Right click your Choreography, choose New > Layer > Background. |
 | The background will be brought down into Chor like a postcard. If you moved the camera down to 0 then the picture should be aligned with it. |
 | Scale the picture up from the front view until it encompasses the entire camera. In this case it was 160%. |
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Bring in your other layers and stack them next to each other. Scale as needed. Note: I rendered the line pass double-size so had to scale it to 80% instead of 160%. |
 | When viewed and rendered through the camera you get this! |
 | Then you can use AM's nifty Post Effects like Bloom and Film Grain to further enhance the look. |