Original Title Recreations - The Goofy Gophers (1947, Redo)

More original content coming soon, this is just so I have something to upload. I'm pretty happy with how this came out--much better than my first attempt.
The VHS effect was done in a program called ntscQT. As usual, this is not for children--it's only the title card, so it will probably just confuse children. Looney Tunes is owned by WB, yadda yadda yadda. I'm just a fan with too much time on my hands.

[@Ender-kk7gg]

For those wondering the musical cue is "Let’s Sing a Song About Susie"

[@computeranimationarts381]

Great work, I like the vhs effect, makes it more comparable to the reissue

[@gastona.guzman3809]

This looks fantastic!

[@bonniethenostalgia5237]

Yessssssssss finally

[@MihaiChetreanu17]

no "directed by" card? also, in case you made the opening music yourself, you rocked at it!

[@DerekS1937]

I don't think it had a director card, because this was started by Clampett then finished by Davis.

[@MihaiChetreanu17]

@@DerekS1937 it may be the same situation as on "The Big Snooze", but can we be sure?

[@bobjersey]

@@MihaiChetreanu17 That's what Wiki said

[@gorgorhaadka8824]

Not True. Clampett finished it before he left and his animators are here as well. If Davis finished the cartoon, his animator, Don Williams, should be credited.

[@BimbelyGimbly]

Wait, Cal Dalton worked on the Davis unit?

[@bonniethenostalgia5237]

Yes

[@DerekS1937]

For a while, anyway. This was the final short he got credited on, but he did do some uncredited work on Mexican Joyride.

[@BimbelyGimbly]

@@DerekS1937 wow. The more you know

[@ianneumann5776]

Who made the title music?

[@DerekS1937]

Me! In FL Studio 20.

[@garfeldi_gaming]

Did you make the music?

[@DerekS1937]

Yes, using FL Studio 20.

[@garfeldi_gaming]

Cool