Society of Indian Screen Editors formed
The Society of Indian Screen Editors (SISE) has been established to unite film editors across various mediums and languages. Led by chairperson Bina Paul, the organization aims to foster creative exchange and elevate the professional recognition of the editing craft.
Why it matters
The formation of a dedicated professional society highlights the growing importance of technical craft guilds in the Indian film industry.
Society of Indian Screen Editors formed left Bina Paul https://th-i.thgim.com/public/incoming/s4p1oa/article71617634.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/Actor-assault-cGBQF9BUTT.3.jpg.jpg th-online Administrator Bina Paul, film editor and co-founder of WCC. Film editor Bina Paul is the chairperson THIRUVANANTHAPURAM The Society of Indian Screen Editors (SISE) has been formed with film editor Bina Paul as the chairperson, bringing together editors across regions, languages, generations and mediums to nurture the craft, foster creative exchange, and build greater recognition for the art of editing. A film takes its final shape on the editing table. It is here that performances, rhythm, emotion and narrative come together to create the final film audiences experience. Ms. Paul said that SISE aims to bring together screen editors from different regions and mediums to ensure dignity and respect to the craft of editing.
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