Letterboxd — Start your film diary | made with ngram

About the video

This video was created by ngram to introduce Letterboxd, an app for tracking and remembering the films you watch. Built with HTML/CSS motion graphics in a 16:9 format, the video opens with a relatable hook — the moment you can't recall a film you meant to watch — then walks through the app's core features scene by scene. It shows how to build a watchlist of films to see later, save titles you spot along the way, and log every film watched in a personal diary. The video highlights the ability to rate, review, and tag each entry, framing the app as a way to turn scattered viewing habits into a lasting, searchable record described as 'your life in film.' The piece closes with a direct call to action inviting viewers to start their own film diary with Letterboxd. Paced with short, punchy captions synced to clean motion graphic transitions between each feature, the video is structured to move quickly from problem to feature walkthrough to takeaway, making it suited for app promotion, onboarding, or social media use where a concise, visually driven explainer helps new users understand the product's value in under thirty seconds.