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the hit series "The Boys," Assistant Directors (AD) department leader Patrick Tidy knew it was time to break away from outdated methods.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.

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.

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.