ADVANCING THE ART. EMPOWERING EDITORS. ELEVATING CINEMA.

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Black and white logo with a film strip design and the text 'society of Indian screen editors'.
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Bright blue logo with the word "Society" and an icon resembling a particle or burst design to the left of the text.

United by the cut, defined by the craft

A collective movement to elevate the art, identity, and global standing of Indian screen editors.

Latest from SISE Foundation

  • The initiative to establish a dedicated international day honoring screen editors began as a deeply personal and professional vision from SISE — the Society Of Indian Screen Editors — born out of a belief that editors, despite shaping the emotional and narrative language of cinema, often remain invisible within public discourse around filmmaking…..

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  • The Society Of Indian Screen Editors (SISE) Foundation is preparing to roll out the first batch of the prestigious SISE Fellowship by the end of this year — a landmark moment for the Indian editing community and a significant step toward building a stronger collective identity for screen editors across the country….

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  • The past month has been one of the most important and demanding periods in the journey of the SISE Foundation.

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Become a SISE Fellow

Becoming a Fellow means being part of a community committed to the advancement of the art and craft of screen editing and to the growth of a strong, ethical and collaborative professional ecosystem.

As a Fellow, you will:

  • Uphold the highest standards of professionalism, creativity and integrity.

  • Contribute to the growth of the screen editing community through knowledge sharing and mentorship.

  • Participate in activities, initiatives and events that advance the craft.

  • Support the mission of SISE and help shape the future of editing in India.

  • Be part of a collective voice that represents and protects the interests of editors.

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SISE Foundation Community Meetup 30 May 2026

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SISE Foundation Community Meetup 30 May 2026 〰️

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SISE Foundation events

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A man working on a film editing machine in a vintage editing room, with photographs on the wall and a small television in the background.
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