WORKING TITILE: Speakeasy Spaniels
INSPIRATION: The Roaring Twenties, Prohibition, Speakeasies, Flappers, Alcohol, Silent Film, Black and White Animation, Dogs.
PLOT OUTLINE:
Opening scene- A man in a heavy coat walks up to a door in an ally way, looking shifty, he knocks and a man behind the door slides open a panel so you can see his eyes, the man in the coat lifts up the collar of his coat to reveal a pin, the panel slides shut and the man behind the door opens it up and welcomes the man in the coat inside. The door shuts and the camera pans down to a doggy door next to the main door. A dog walks up and does the canine equivalent of what the man just did to be allowed to enter the doggy door.
Next scene- Dogs of all breeds are seen at a bar drinking alcohol which is served to them by another dog. We follow the dog that we entered with in his act of ordering a drink and getting progressively more drunk as the film goes on.
Next scene- the drunken dog somehow manages to stumble his way into the human part of the speakeasy, where he stumbles around and causes havoc, especially on the dance floor.
Final scene- TBA
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