Advanced clipping of images

I am interested in getting some drawings clipped. The images and the task is a little atypical compared to the 'traditional' clipping entry-task, because it is not just clipping out a simple image for a webshop or something similar. It is more complex. Here is the project description: I am in the process of making a film out of some flat drawings where I need some 'depth' to the images. The elements in the drawing must simply lie in layers down, so I can create a 'Parallax' effect - so the main elements of the drawings must be clipped out. I made a brief example of this, where I have clipped out branches and trees and moved the camera towards the center. It gives the feeling of "depth" in the z-axis, because the trees are in 4 layers down in the z-axis - and the background is lying at the bottom where the ‘holes’ from the clipping is rebuild. See example here: [login to view URL] Here is a quick overview of the need for clipping: A: Photos of the girl: The girl needs clipping and if there are trees and branches in front and behind, they must also be cut out, to give the possibility to place the branches and trees in layers in front of her and behind her. And when the camera moves, it must have this ‘parallax feeling’ to it. B: Photos only with trees: Here the trees needs clipping in their 'z-axis layers’. C: Photos with house and trees: Here the house and trees needs clipping - also to be used in their respective z-axis layer A major challenge is the background! Because; when things get cut out of the background, there's going to be holes. And those holes must be filled with something that works naturally for the background. The elements that is clipped out, must not be put back in. That will not work. So; when the elements are cut out; the background should be ’rebuilt’. How you do it is totally up to you, whether you want to use the stamp-tool, copy / reuse of background elements over the entire surface, paint it back — you decide. The most important thing is that it looks natural and is similar to the original image, so when the camera moves forward, backward - left or right — it will not reveal holes in the background or repetition of the clipped out elements. So; besides the clipping task, there is also a 'rebuild the background' task. Hope it makes sense. I am looking forward to receive your feedback and quotes. Thanx in advance.