This research is about the transformations in audiovisual, under design s perspective, which are consequences from the digitalization of media, connectivity, and media convergence. The digitalization phenomenon has arisen a considerable number of transformations into productive chains as well as in audiovisual experience. This research tries to elucidate, in this context of media convergence, how design elements are reframed. Based on the assumption that new media may conduct to new conditions and new habits, the design elements are reframed and transformed by its applications in the audiovisual products. This dissertation aims to understand how design elements behave in a new digital audiovisual scenario, pointing out how technological transformations affect the experience, and analyzing these transformations into the design field, into possibilities of interaction, motion graphics and the transition to tridimensional. It also presents some trends of design applications into video on demand and new technological possibilities, exploring implications of using nonlinear narratives in moving image media. Also, this dissertation presents an experiment in virtual reality which was a result of a collaborative and interdisciplinary effort. This is an exploratory research based on quality approach and it presents some case studies related to design applications in various media.