Jamiroquai - Virtual Insanity, but stabilized by brute force

Jamiroquai - Virtual Insanity, but we'll try to be static respect to the floor, ignoring the camera movements as long as our apparent position don't leave us out of the frame. You know, a rough simulation like being next to the director Jonathan Glazer, or some kind of backstage footage ever existed.

Rules for making it:
As theoretic and practical points of view will differ, we'll try to freeze up to two points at any given time, more or less every second or whatever.
We'll freeze preferably one point on JK or band member or a static object, like foot, head, couch, etc., in the simplest way possible.
All weird angles resulting from our dual perspective are blatantly ignored - but you know, the dolly effect results interesting after all.
Camera orbit is not supported, that means some parts are skipped.

Note: I don't know if motion tracking would be easier, because you should freeze one foot at every step and then keep the rest moving smoothly. Hence, brute force is not a software, it just consists in zooming and panning like a beast. This is not an accurate work, this is the pencil of Esther Píscore.