Invoking the work of Derek Jarman by way of Kenneth Anger the dreamlike "The Garden of His Delights" is an abstracted meditation on male beauty. The title inspired from the biblical book of Isaiah the film combines in a Mapplethorpe like manner the graceful beauty of flowers blooming in time-lapse photography with the raw sexuality of underground sex clubs. watch after the jump

Devils 01 ©2013

A second teaser from the Mythical Beasts/Domesticated Animals :DEVILS shoot

A preview of some upcoming pieces from a recent shoot for Mythical Creatures/Domesticated Animals series that was begun in September in Amsterdam.  Much much more to come...

Amsterdam (late night snapshot)  ©2012

Taylor- bath (archived-©2007/2012)

Taylor - Paris ©2010

(Gullfoss Falls-Iceland ©2012)

(Unicorn Domestika 001 -Paris ©2012)

(Unicorn Domestika 002 -Paris ©2012)

(Nocturnes in Paris ©2012)

(Gullfoss Waterfall- Iceland ©2012)

(Near Amstel Canal- Amsterdam ©2012)

Time to update my CV and my reel before jetting off to France to shoot a film in a week and a half (!!!!-eep)






many more updates to follow.

(Crystal MacTaggart, Matthew Kern and Max Schuette)

 
 Oh Mock. What Can I say about the journey this film took. It began as an off handed weekend fun project in 2008 that ended up taking 5 weeks to film (that's longer than some features!). It was complicated by all sorts of outside drama and shelved for years as I lost any interest in sharing it with the world...until this year.
  Mock is meant as a knowing spoof of late night cable access grade D-horror schlock,an homage to 1980's VHS. Truly a crap film best viewed late at night with beer, a cheese burger and a couple of friends. " I wanted to make something that was cheesy, terrible really crap. A late night monster movie, the kind I loved as a child, and still do really. I wanted it to be fun and a little sophisticated about how it was finessed. It walks a fine line between spoof and unintentional awfulness, hopefully people find it fun.


Watch at your own risk after the jump.

To celebrate defunkt theatre's upcoming production of "Fire Island" by playwright Chuck Mee, I was commissioned to create a video series that explores the themes of love and loss found in the play.
Here's the first installment with the amazing and wonderful author Nick Mattos. check it out after the jump .

Reminiscence is a companion short art-porn film piece meant to serve as  a teaser for the feature film
Spark, featuring many of the cast members of Spark and set to an original  score by A is for Accident. It also serves as a nice recap of 2011 and the globe trotting film production that has encompassed our lives here at Time-Out Films.   It's a tad morose, a little dreary, and a whole lot smutty.

               A new artporn piece Privacy, featuring actor and musician Matthew Clarke. 





Watch the retro styled portrait of auto-erotica  after the jump.

A brief trip through the archives and some of my favorite shots.

JEREMY #003 ©2011

Jeremy-Basement series ©2011

Jeremy Camera test ©2011

   It feels like all SPARK, all the time lately , but that's not true at all. Mattachine Social are hard at work writing and recording  their debut album and  Time-Out Films has a few other films in the works including the upcoming experimental film ZOOGRAPHIES, Mock (a re-envisioning of the rarely seen short film Inheritance) and some other super secret projects.


BUT!!!!  Since Spark is our debut feature production  here's another teaser to get you by until we are ready to unspool this beast upon the world.

    I've decided to test out some sequences from the upcoming sexually explicit feature film Spark over on xtube to see how certain scenes play out for an audience.  So of course I have to share them here as well. So here's your first look at my new film Spark.

The Artist Model from Andrew Klaus on Vimeo.


The Artist Model is a surrealist film about the internal monologue and the disconnect of self image for the working artist. The film features renowned visual artist TJ Norris (here rendered near-unrecognizable via digital make-up effects) as artist who has a greed to sit as the subject of a portrait for another unseen artist. The viewer is treated to inner monologue of "the artist's" scatter-shot stream of conscious as he waits for the sitting to end.

The piece was originally created as a video installation for the critically acclaimed Spread Ego at PLACE Gallery in Portland Oregon.