The Rabid Squirrel Ltd.
Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
Six Simple Steps to Self-Sanctioned Superiority, Sureness, Spirit, Spunk and Super-Satisfying Self-Reliance (or S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S. for short)
The Death of Aeris (a short film)
Ten Steps to Making a Good Short Film
The CFW - 2002 - 2004
Hamlet
The Cletus & Buckweed Collection
Films in Development
(with working titles)
The Future
of Man! [2007] The Rabid
Squirrel's: History, Because It's There [Spring, 2007] Streaks
of Fury! About The Films
Ten Steps would also mark the first video appearance of Chris Rand, who
later played a substantial amount of roles in the later Rabid Squirrel films.
Chris Rand worked on camera for the majority of the film, but also helped direct
and rework scenes. Essentially Ten Steps to Making a Good Short Film can be summed up into a
single word: Failure. The original screenplay for the movie was scrapped on the
first day of taping, when it was discovered that Adam Moore would not be helping
with the film. From there on, the movie crumbled.
For the sake of The
Rabid Squirrel's sanity it's been decided upon that an in-depth description of
everything that goes on within the CFW DVD (it's really more like a documentary
cut into little bits, anyway) is not absolutely mandatory. Like exposure to the
sun. Instead we're posting
About the Film: Ten Steps to Making a Good Short Film
The
very first of the Rabid Squirrel Ltd. films, Ten Steps to Making a Good Short
Film features only two official actors: Stefan Phillips and Daryl Good. Ten
Steps is in fact the only Rabid Squirrel movie Daryl Good has ever appeared in,
aside from the CFW DVD. 
Still,
the film has been saved. Even if it’s not shown near as much as
S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S.S., Ten Steps to Making a Good Short Film was the first
film created by Stefan Phillips and Chris Rand, and has therefore been spared a
fiery oblivion. Rather, it currently resides deep in the unknown void of
Stefan’s right desk drawer, perhaps never to be seen again.
About the
Film: CFW 2002 - 2004
The Cast DVD Features
Which are, of course, the inside and back of the actual DVD itself.
If that's not quite enough CFW for you, the old CFW gallery can still be found here. This still exists for some yet-unexplained reason, as the rest of the old CFW game (there was actually going to be a CFW game!) was lost (to a dragon!) long ago. Outdated (2004!), it's well over two years old, but still... It's something to look at, especially since it looks like it was created using only the fabulous, stupendous and fantastic Paint. Sod off Adobe!
Stefan Phillips, 2006 - 2007