The audio-visual material completely immerses the viewer in the graphical universe of Franz Kafka's "TheMetamorphosis," capturing the bizarre mood of the novella with impressive authenticity. The protagonist, GregorSamsa, has inner upheaval as he struggles with his metamorphosis into an insect, and this is reflected in the visualstyle, which combines gloomy colors and warped perspectives. This purposeful use of visual confusionsuccessfully communicates the isolation and separation that Kafka's story so vividly depicts.

The frames capture Gregor's transformation, emphasizing his loss of self in the empty space of the room.However, the transitions and tempo of each frame are fast, so the right sound and music tempo are essential. Inaddition to recreating the empty space, the hints of solitary life inside that space also play a significant role. Thework is a transformation both physically and mentally, besides the foley sounds to recreate actual activities, themusic should also evoke psychologically solid emotions.