Turning Source Material into Script, Voiceover, and Visuals | explainer video made with ngram

About the video

This explainer video was made with ngram to show, in simple motion graphics, how raw source material becomes a finished video. the animation opens on a pulsing ngram logo at the center of concentric dotted rings on a soft cream background, establishing the tool as the hub of the process. the next scene introduces three input cards—representing a document, a link, and a video file—floating around the center, illustrating the different source formats that can feed into the workflow. the final scene returns to the glowing ngram icon, now surrounded by three labeled pill-shaped tags: script, voiceover, and visuals, each paired with a small icon. together these frames communicate a straightforward before-and-after concept: varied source inputs on one side, and three core video components produced on the other. the visual style is flat, minimal, and brand-colored in orange and red accents, using soft gradients and dotted orbit lines rather than live footage or screen recordings. there is no narration or on-screen text beyond the labeled cards, so the takeaway is purely conceptual—an overview of the categories of material a video project draws from and the categories of output it generates.