VFX Artist Needed to Integrate a Video into a Shop Window During a Travelling Shot

I am looking for an experienced VFX artist to integrate a video scene inside a shop window during a moving travelling shot. The shop window is filmed at night, and the camera moves laterally along the pavement. The inserted video must remain perfectly attached to the window throughout the shot, with accurate perspective, scale and motion. I already have: The original travelling shot The video to insert inside the shop window A reference image showing the intended visual result A preliminary color and lighting treatment The main difficulty is obtaining a stable and natural track without visible shaking, drifting or sliding. Required Work Track the shop window accurately throughout the entire shot Integrate the supplied video into the window Match the correct perspective, scale and position Remove any visible tracking jitter or drifting Blend the edges naturally into the window frame Match the night lighting, contrast, sharpness and color temperature Add subtle and realistic glass reflections without large signs, text or distracting moving reflections Add appropriate motion blur, grain and light interaction Keep the inserted scene clearly visible and visually consistent with the original footage The final result must look as though the scene was genuinely filmed inside the shop window. You may use After Effects, Mocha Pro, Nuke or any other professional compositing and tracking software. Deliverables Final composited video in the original resolution and frame rate High-quality export without compression artefacts Project file with all linked assets or a consolidated project folder One revision round for minor tracking or integration corrections Application Requirements Please include: Examples of previous screen replacement, shop-window integration or planar tracking work The software you intend to use Your estimated turnaround time Your fixed-price estimate Please apply only if you have experience with difficult camera tracking and photorealistic compositing. A simple manual frame-by-frame position adjustment will not be sufficient; the final integration must remain stable and convincing throughout the travelling shot.