DAD SKOOL / TAMPAA NOTE FOR VINCE VAUGHN
Yes, Vince. The dodgeball was for you.

I GOT A STORY
FOR YOU.

You inspired it, actually.
Want to hear it?

A real brotherhood. A movie idea. One dad asking for a shot.

The ball is in your court

YOU DID DODGEBALL.
WE DID TOO.

Ours came with Tampa dads and firefighters. Same questionable athletic decisions. Different pension plan.

This is Dad Skool. Watch the reel, then tell me this crew doesn't have a movie in them.

If Instagram asks you to sign in, the reel button opens it directly.

From one guy with big schemes to another

VINCE, HEAR ME OUT.

When Old School came out, people started comparing me to Beanie. The kids. The big schemes. Turns out I had a few schemes left in me.

I'm Jason Centeno. Retired Philadelphia firefighter. Twenty-three years on the job. Father of six. Now I'm in Tampa building a fatherhood nonprofit called Dad Skool.

It started with a backyard cookout. Dads who needed a crew found one. Then came the parties, the adventures, the dodgeball against firefighters. Somewhere in there, the big scheme became a brotherhood.

There's a feature comedy in this. A dad keeps throwing bigger parties to bring other dads together, and discovers that the thing he's building for everyone else is the thing he needed himself.

Loud. Dumb. Sweet. With some heart underneath.

I'm not asking you to say yes to a movie off a dodgeball. Just give me a shot at telling you the story.

Jason Centeno
Founder, Dad Skool

One small yes

LET ME TELL YOU
THE REST.

Can I send you the full treatment? Tell me the right person to send it to - your team, Wild West, or a rep who handles submissions - and I'll sign whatever release you need.

And if it's not for you, no hard feelings. Come be a surprise guest at one of our Dad Skool adventures and see it for yourself.

Come to Tampa.
The steaks are on you.