To kick things off this year, we're offering x5 free places for members of the IW Creative Network to apply for a videography session with Island-based interdisciplinary artist Trudie Wilson. These are available for individual freelancers and creative organisations to apply for working in any discipline, to be taken any time between February - April 2026.
Creatives will be awarded a free videography session with Trudie, where she'll shoot and then edit either a series short clips for social media purposes (10-15sec each) or a short film (1min) for website / portfolio work / funding applications, which creatives can use to help promote their creative businesses.
Trudie Wilson is an interdisciplinary artist based on the Isle of Wight. Her practice is rooted in place and landscape, using film to document the environment alongside creative practices, collaborations, and projects within the biosphere reserve. She frequently films other artists, capturing process, environment, and lived experience. Alongside her filmmaking, Trudie maintains a studio practice and produces Wight Paint handmade watercolours. Click here to check out her film work.
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DEADLINE TO APPLY: Sunday 1st February, 11.59pm 2026
To apply, please CLICK HERE to fill out a short online application form.
Please note, numbers for all of the special opportunities are limited and are selected by the IW Creative Network Advisory Panel based on the needs of each individual by the information provided.
All members can apply for this special opportunity and it doesn’t matter if you previously gained an opportunity through the IW Creative Network.
Please note, this opportunity is NOT a photoshoot or an advice giving session. We have a DIY Video Production Training Session with Katsi on Thursday 12th February, 2026 10am-12pm at Building 41, Cowes. FREE for IWCN members. Click here for more info and to book on this session.
If you have any questions or require support filling out the application form, please email georgia@creativeisland.org
Images: Trudie Wilson by Dominika Baerover
