About me
Film & TV Editor
Radek Sienski is an editor whose work blends emotional precision with a strong sense of rhythm and momentum.
With more than thirty credits across film, prestige television and documentary projects, Radek has contributed to acclaimed productions such as Slow Horses, where he sharpened his instincts for tension, timing, and character-driven humor.
His editorial voice sits at the intersection of grounded drama and kinetic storytelling. He gravitates toward films and series that balance emotional depth with lighter elements, and thrives in close collaboration with directors who value nuance, performance, and bold choices in the cut.
COMPANY, Casey Affleck’s gothic mystery, marks his latest feature credit as an editor.
Editorial Philosophy
For Radek, editing is ultimately about human behavior - the subtle shifts in thought, emotion, rhythm, and silence that make a moment feel truthful. He is particularly drawn to performance-led storytelling and to finding the precise shape of a scene through restraint, intuition, and attention to detail.
His background across both scripted and documentary filmmaking has given him a strong sensitivity to tone and structure, along with an instinct for discovering emotional continuity within complex material. Whether refining performance, building tension, or reworking a sequence in the edit room, his approach remains deeply collaborative and story-focused.
He values editorial environments that encourage curiosity, experimentation, and trust in the process. For him, the cut is where instinct and structure meet.