Terry Wilson is a 7th degree black belt in Shintoyoshin-Ryu Jujitsu and a 5th degree black belt in Shorin-Ryu karate. He is also a five time Emmy Award winning television producer, director, writer and on camera host/reporter. Terry is the only person ever to receive an Emmy for producing a martial art special – “Karate Kung Fu & Arts of Self Defense – 1976. He was also the first to direct Full Contact Karate and Kickboxing for network television broadcasts on CBS, NBC. He was also director of syndicated programming for the World Karate Association.
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By John Corcoran
Adventurer Terry Wilson has traveled the world in the entertainment business, winning five Emmy Awards in the process. But whereever he went and whatever he did, the martial arts were in one way or another a closely-related part of his life. In fact, Wilson's spent some 30 years in pursuit of martial arts excellence. This is his intriguing story. (Read Article)

By Ben Kalb
After mastering the art of talking good karate photos with a still camera, you are ready to progress to the art of using a motion picture camera. Heretofor, you probably were content with making those good, old-fashioned and somewhat boring home movies. Now, with a little care, patience and creativity, your films can have a little class to them. To focus in on filmmaking, KARATE ILLUSTRATED interviewed black belt Terry wilson, Los Angeles television (KCOP) producer-director, who won a local Emmy award in 1974 for his show, Karate, Kung Fu and the Arts of Self-Defense. (Read Article)