Animate 20-Slide Pitch Deck

I already have a 20-slide Keynote pitch deck laid out, with every still image, the full voice-over track, and supporting sound effects ready to go. What I need now is for those static visuals to come alive.

Here’s the brief:
• Each slide should gain subtle yet engaging motion—think tasteful zoom-ins and zoom-outs or a gentle pan across the artwork—so the story flows seamlessly with the narration.
• On seven specific slides I will point out, I also want extra detail: a hand that gestures, a head that nods, or a small crowd that reacts. These micro-animations should feel organic, never gimmicky.
• Timing must stay tightly locked to the voice-over; if a moment needs emphasis, let the movement do the talking rather than reshuffling the audio.
• I’m comfortable with AI-assisted tools such as Canva’s 10-second animation feature, ElevenLab, Fotor, or Kittl, so feel free to lean on them if they speed your workflow while maintaining quality.

Deliverables
1. The animated Keynote file (or a high-res video export if a different tool is preferable) fully synced to the supplied audio.
2. A version without audio so I can swap tracks in the future.
3. A short change log noting which slides received hand, head, or crowd movement.

If you keep the movements smooth, on-brand, and perfectly in time with the soundtrack, this will be a quick, clean project. I can supply assets immediately and answer questions fast so we can move from draft to final without friction.