Vintage Cinematic Teacher Film Deck

I have a finished feature-length screenplay called “It’s Mister to You,” a family-friendly story set in Fort Lauderdale during the 1979-80 school year. I now need a professional, cinematic pitch deck that feels as if it were discovered in that very era. Think muted film grain, warm color palettes, classic typefaces and design cues you would expect from late-70s educational material—yet laid out with today’s polish. The deck’s emotional core should revolve around two threads: the first-year teacher’s personal growth and the extraordinary accomplishments he sparks in his students. Each slide has to be character-driven; I want the adult leads and key students visually introduced so investors and producers immediately connect with them. Whether you stage original photos, use carefully licensed archival imagery, or create stylized portraits, the people must take center stage. Alongside the visuals, weave in concise copy that spotlights: • our underdog classroom victories, • the era’s social backdrop in Fort Lauderdale, and • the uplifting, all-ages tone that makes this script a safe family bet. Deliverables I expect: • A fully designed, ready-to-send PDF (10-15 slides is typical for film decks). • An editable source file (Keynote, PowerPoint, or Adobe InDesign—whichever you prefer). • All imagery cleared for commercial use and organized in a hand-off folder. I’ll supply the script, logline, and any additional notes you need. If you love vintage aesthetics, understand story beats, and can give this project a warm, lived-in look without sacrificing modern clarity, let’s talk.

Project ID: 40238788