How To Freeze Text When Camera Is Panning

For a production project I am trying to incorporate text in a 30 second pan in a circle.
I was ondering if it was possible to freeze text so that the text appears on screen from the right and leave off the left part of the screen without following the camera. Not panning across the scree,
For example there is a railing intersection. One side of the railing I want text on top of the railing angled toward the intersection. The camera pans past it. The text doesn't move and goes off camera. Then, on the other side has the other half of the railing becomes visible the text is on top of that side and moves to the left and eventually off the screen once the camera moves beyond it.
Any help is apperciate.

That's something you do in After Effects...
http://forums.creativecow.net/thread/2/954699
http://www.videocopilot.net/blog/2008/06/matchmoving-primer/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcmnZ41Z4VA

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