Cinapse Case Study: Amazon and Sony’s Gen V Season 2
For Gen V, a high-energy Amazon Studios spin-off set in the same universe as the hit series "The Boys," Assistant Directors (AD) department leader Patrick Tidy knew it was time to break away from outdated methods. To revolutionize their scheduling workflow, they turned to Cinapse.
Cinapse Case Study: NBCUniversal’s Resident Alien Season 4
NBCU’s Resident Alien faced a demanding production schedule that required extensive collaboration and flexibility. The Assistant Directors (AD) department, led by 1st AD Gurgit Chohan, hoped to leave the limitations of traditional scheduling software behind and embrace the future. For this, they turned to Cinapse, the modern alternative to legacy scheduling software.
Cinapse Case Study: It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, LOOT, and Mythic Quest
Three major television productions—It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia (FX), LOOT (Apple TV+), and Mythic Quest (Apple TV+)—faced significant scheduling challenges as they navigated overlapping episodes and crossboarding. Led by DGA First Assistant Director Emily Hogan, the Assistant Directors (AD) department sought a modern solution to streamline communication and improve efficiency in scheduling these three productions. They turned to Cinapse.
Cinapse Collaborates with Chapman University's Dodge College to Equip Film Students with Industry-Leading Scheduling Software
Cinapse, the modern standard for film and television scheduling, is collaborating with Chapman University's Dodge College of Film and Media Arts, the No. 4 film school in the nation, providing every Dodge College student with access to Cinapse, empowering the next generation of filmmakers with cutting-edge scheduling tools used across the industry.
Scriptation Importing
Cinapse has partnered with Scriptation to revolutionize the script breakdown to schedule workflow! Import Scriptation scripts and tags directly into Cinapse schedules.
Cinapse 1.0 has launched !
Cinapse is officially out of beta, and Version 1.0 is now live!
Cinapse Beta is now available!
Everything you want an industry standard scheduling software to do — and so much more.
Switching to 2: The Art and Science of Film and TV Scheduling (Sally Brunski, DGA 1st AD)
New episode of Switching to 2 with Sally Brunski, First Assistant Director of Euphoria 🔊
Switching to 2: The Art and Science of Film and TV Scheduling (Luke Maxcy, DGA 1st AD)
From his work on The Idol, For All Mankind, Scandal, Little Fires Everywhere, and more, Luke Maxcy brings thoughtful insights on the industry, scheduling words of wisdom, and his approach to leading with kindness.
Welcoming Deniese Davis to our Board of Advisors
Deniese Davis, Emmy®-nominated Producer and the CEO/founder of Reform Media Group, which recently inked an exclusive development deal with Tyler Perry Studios, joins the Cinapse Board of Advisors.
Switching to 2: The Art and Science of Film and TV Scheduling (Heather Wagner, DGA 1st AD)
Step behind the scenes and into the world of film and television scheduling with our captivating new series, "Switching to 2: The Art and Science of Film and TV Scheduling," featuring the insightful perspectives of renowned DGA assistant director Heather Wagner, co-founder of Cinapse.
Cinapse Scheduling Beta Launch 🚀
The Cinapse Scheduling Beta is now live for select ADs, UPMs, and Producers!
DGA Contract Contents and Today’s Ratification Vote
The entertainment industry has been shaken by the ongoing Writers Guild strike and further threats of a labor strike from SAG-AFTRA members. Meanwhile, the Directors Guild of America's (DGA) negotiated with the AMPTP beginning on May 10, and ending on June 3 when the Guild reached a tentative agreement with the producers. The final date for members to ratify or reject the contract for is today, June 23.
Shaping an Industry: SAG-AFTRA’s Advocacy for Actors' Rights
The film and television industry has made significant strides for the labor rights and equitable treatment of actors since its earliest days. However, it is crucial to acknowledge that the industry has not always prioritized the well-being of its performers. Within this context, the formation of the Screen Actors Guild becomes particularly noteworthy.