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Terry Knickerbocker Studio, a Brooklyn acting school, is proud to serve as an evergreen resource for all, whether in person in one of our classes or via our online articles. This acting blog is intended to help actors work towards an understanding of acting and other performance techniques (including the Meisner technique), to encourage learning, and to help them reach their potential.
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Each one of these articles is authored by key stakeholders in the TKS Community and are vetted and contributed to by Studio Director Terry Knickerbocker. They contain both our teaching philosophies as well as concrete strategies to help actors improve their skills.
Of course, while we aim to provide as much value as possible in each article, there’s only so much we can teach in a blog post. If you have an interest in learning more about training at our acting studio through a class, program, or our acting conservatory, please visit Programs & Classes or contact us for more information.
We love hearing from our community, and strive to be one of the best blogs for actors interested in improving their craft. So, if there’s a specific topic you’d like to learn more about, drop us a note below. Happy learning!
Terry Knickerbocker Studio helps you find your type for on-camera acting, part 3.
Contributed with curiosity by Faculty Member Kana Sato as part 3 of a 4 part interview series with Alberto Bonilla. How can I find my type? ...
How do I act for the camera? Terry Knickerbocker Studio answers, Part 1.
What is your first piece of advice for actors auditioning for film and TV? Interview with Alberto Bonilla – Part 1 of 4 : Be the solution not the...
How do I act for the camera? Terry Knickerbocker Studio explains, part 2.
What is your advice for an actor with no on-camera experience? Contributed with curiosity by Faculty Member Kana Sato as part 2 of a 4 part...
What is Terry Knickerbocker Studio?
[su_youtube_advanced url="https://youtu.be/Bgn2TFYYgww" width="1600" height="1600" controls="alt"] An Introduction to Terry Knickerbocker Studio and...
Why Should Every Actor Study Shakespeare?
Joseph Siravo taught the Shakespeare Workshop at the Meisner based Terry Knickerbocker Studio and taught at the NYU Graduate Acting Program for ten...
5 Tips for the Best Headshot
A headshot is the first thing a casting director sees before you even walk into the audition room. It’s important to make that first...
Talks with Terry: Why is it important to be outside my comfort zone as an actor?
In this three part series Terry Knickerbocker discusses the role of travel in his life and why it’s so important for actors to explore the world. Is...
Help! How can I memorize quickly for my on camera audition? Terry Knickerbocker Studio has the secret, part 4.
We've all been there. How can I memorize quickly for my on camera audition? Contributed with curiosity by Faculty Member Kana...
Terry Knickerbocker Studio helps you find your type for on-camera acting, part 3.
Contributed with curiosity by Faculty Member Kana Sato as part 3 of a 4 part interview series with Alberto Bonilla. How can I find my type?...
How do I act for the camera? Terry Knickerbocker Studio explains, part 2.
What is your advice for an actor with no on-camera experience? Contributed with curiosity by Faculty Member Kana Sato as part 2 of a 4 part...
How do I act for the camera? Terry Knickerbocker Studio answers, Part 1.
What is your first piece of advice for actors auditioning for film and TV? Interview with Alberto Bonilla – Part 1 of 4 : Be the solution not the...