A cast and world
you can return to.
Keep characters, locations and props in a reusable asset library. Carry the same production references into the next scene.
Explore asset reuse ↗Iguana Engine v3
THE AI PRODUCTION ENGINE FOR FILM & TELEVISION
Your vision.
In production.
Turn the screenplay into a production you can direct. Build your cast and world, shape every shot in 3D, and take generation through a workflow your studio can review.
Feature films / Episodic television / Shorts & micro-drama
IGUANA ENGINE v3 · BUILT AROUND THE PRODUCTION
01 / FROM GENERATION TO PRODUCTION
Make the next shot
work with the last.
Character drift. Camera instructions lost in a prompt. Revisions scattered across files. A film needs those decisions to hold together across the entire edit.
A cast and world
Direction you can see
before you generate.
Set the camera, blocking and lighting on an editable 3D stage. Review the scene in space, then shape the shot.
See 3D stage editing ↗A clear next step.
A record of the last.
Work from script to shot plan, appearance review and generated take. Keep revisions, approvals and generation records attached to the production.
Follow the workflow ↗02 / CREATIVE AUTHORITY
Direct the scene.
Shape the shot.
Move the camera. Reframe the action. Change the light. Iguana gives your creative decisions an editable 3D stage, with shot controls and a timeline to work against.
PRODUCTION WORKSPACE Actual engine capture
PRODUCTION FRAME Selected kitchen shot
A selected generated frame from the kitchen production.
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WORKFLOW ILLUSTRATIONS
Three ways to keep your direction in the scene.
01 / CAMERA & BLOCKING
Move the camera. Keep the scene.
Stage the action, move your cast and find the camera angle—all in the same editable scene.
02 / DIRECT WITH WORDS
Give a note. Inspect the change.
Describe the adjustment, then inspect the staged result. Keep refining the shot as the direction develops.
03 / CAST & WORLD REUSE
Take your world into the next scene.
Bring your approved cast and locations into another setup. Build the next shot from the world you already have.
03 / TOOLS THAT KEEP THE STORY MOVING
From the brief
to the next revision.
Use AI to prepare and propose. Keep the scene editable, the decisions visible and the production moving through clear review points.
Give the screenplay structure.
Import and review the script. Identify characters, locations and props, then build the production inventory around the story.
Put direction in the scene.
Place assets and adjust camera, lighting, blocking and timing. See how a direction changes the shot before requesting a generated take.
Plan faster. Keep your say.
Let Auto propose shots, blocking and cameras, or start a scene manually. Review and revise the staged plan as your creative decisions evolve.
Build once. Bring it back.
Reuse approved character, set and prop assets. Import existing models and references so the next scene starts with the world you have already built.
Keep the revision in context.
Manage shots and timing in the production workspace. Follow saved revisions, approval state and generation receipts as the edit develops.
Know what you’re approving.
Inspect appearance frames and review estimates before generation. Review the resulting takes against the scene before choosing what moves forward.
04 / ONE PRODUCTION WORKFLOW
The script is the start.
The shot is a decision.
Keep development, direction and generation connected. Each stage gives your studio a concrete result to review and a clear decision about what happens next.
Break down the story.
Review the screenplay, identify the assets and prepare the cast and world you need.
Work the scene in 3D.
Plan shots automatically or manually. Refine camera, blocking, lighting and timing in the stage.
Generate. Review. Refine.
Approve appearance frames and generation estimates, then review the takes against the direction.
05 / SELECTED PRODUCTIONS
Stories,
on screen.
Selected narrative work from Iguanify. Explore suspense, episodic drama and character-led storytelling.
Black Channel
Cinematic suspenseEvery Reckless Hour
Episodic dramaQuiet Hours at Marren Hall
Character-led storytelling06 / A DEMO BUILT AROUND YOUR STUDIO
See how it fits
your production.
Bring a workflow question. We’ll show you the software, explore the controls that matter to your team and discuss a practical next step.
Book a studio demo ↗- 01
Start with your bottleneck.
Continuity, direction, revision or production oversight—tell us where the current process slows you down.
- 02
Explore the engine.
Walk through script breakdown, reusable assets and 3D shot control in the current workspace.
- 03
Agree the next step.
Discuss your format, studio setup and what a useful production evaluation would look like.
BEFORE WE MEET
Your production.
Your questions.
What productions is Iguana designed for?
Iguana is a film and television production engine. We discuss feature films, episodic television, shorts and micro-drama around the same core needs: story, cast, locations, shot direction and review. Your demo is scoped to the workflow you want to explore.
Where does the software run?
The production workspace runs locally on Mac, with Blender for scene work and configured cloud providers for generation. We confirm your hardware, provider setup and access requirements together before onboarding.
How much control do we have over the shots?
You can edit the 3D stage, cameras, lighting and timing, or use Direct with Words for targeted changes. Automatic plans remain editable. Generated takes are reviewed against your direction before approval.
Are team, rights and royalty services included?
The team, asset-rights and royalty screens are a simulated commercial demo. Multiuser access, legal verification and payouts are not live services. We’ll distinguish the working production tools from those concepts during your session.
MAKE ROOM FOR YOUR NEXT PRODUCTION
Bring the vision.
Let’s walk the production.
A focused conversation about your studio, your creative process and the work you want to make.
Book a studio demo ↗