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Talks with Terry: Where should I travel?

A stone fortress with arched openings stands beside calm water, where several blue wooden boats are moored. Seagulls fly overhead against a backdrop of a partly cloudy sky, creating an idyllic travel destination perfect for serene exploration and memorable adventures.

June 10, 2016

Talks with Terry: Why is it important to be outside my comfort zone as an actor?

A small outdoor shrine, a traveler's serene discovery, features a statue of Ganesha adorned with garlands under a tree. At its base lies a framed image of Lord Shiva. In the background, motorcycles hint at the journey's continuation.

May 31, 2016

Help! How can I memorize quickly for my on camera audition? Terry Knickerbocker Studio has the secret, part 4.

A group of people is gathered in a well-lit room, some seated on orange chairs and others standing. A camera setup is visible, capturing the focused individuals immersed in an engaging session of on-camera acting.

May 17, 2016

Talks with Terry: Why should I travel as an actor?

A narrow alley with a black and white theme, featuring a traffic light signaling a green pedestrian walking symbol—a perfect travel snapshot. The background is slightly blurred, with the silhouette of an adventurous traveler visible in the distance.

May 12, 2016

Terry Knickerbocker Studio helps you find your type for on-camera acting, part 3.

In a room with blue walls, a presenter in a black shirt holds papers, embodying an acting type's charisma while speaking to a small audience. A TV screen showcases multiple images of someone in a video conference, as attendees listen attentively.

May 2, 2016

What was James Gandolfini’s secret? Focusing his anger using the Meisner technique.

A person in a green shirt sits at a table, holding a spoon over a bowl of pasta, channeling their inner James Gandolfini, and looking directly at the camera. The setting suggests a casual dining environment with soft lighting.

January 8, 2016

In the TK Faculty Spotlight: Master of Movement Julia Crockett (Part Two)

In a dance studio led by Julia Crockett, a group practices movement exercises. One person in the foreground stretches sideways wearing knee pads, while others are seated on the wooden floor, engaging in various poses. The setting is casual and relaxed.

January 5, 2016

Why is poetry essential for actors?

A glass jar rests on its side with a dried leaf inside on a wooden surface. Scattered around are word magnets that evoke poetry, featuring terms like "loathsome," "ask," "woman," and "vow.

January 4, 2016

Why Meisner? Ask Sam Rockwell and learn why it’s “Meisner acting all the way.”

A man with short hair stands against a plain backdrop, wearing a t-shirt featuring a van graphic. His arms are confidently crossed, revealing a tattoo on his right arm. The scene evokes the cool charisma of Sam Rockwell.

December 28, 2015