View the documentary prototypes made over the span of a single weekend by teams of filmmakers, developers and designers.

Three teams at this weekend's POV Hackathon 2 walked away with awards for Participants' Choice, Best Prototype and Best Pitch.

In a series of blog posts, we're introducing you to the participating filmmakers, developers and designers for the POV Hackathon 2.

In this first in a series of blog posts, we're introducing you to the participants and their goals for POV Hackathon 2.

In a series of blog posts, we're introducing you to the participating filmmakers, developers and designers for the POV Hackathon 2.

In a series of blog posts, we're introducing you to the participating filmmakers, developers and designers for the POV Hackathon 2. Meet Whitney Dow of The Whiteness Project.

In a series of blog posts, we're introducing you to the participating filmmakers, developers and designers for the POV Hackathon 2.

Faith in the Five Boroughs documents the role that faith and religious communities play in the lives of immigrants and their children.

In Cpm-703, a Fukushima-born artist journeys into Japan's nuclear winter revealing the warmth and strength of survivors coping with the fallout.

In this first in a series of blog posts, we're introducing you to the participants and their goals for POV Hackathon 2.

We asked filmmaker Jessica Oreck and interactive developers Mike Knowlton and Hal Seigel how they generated the ideas that became the interactive project and how they managed their collaboration.

For POV Hackathon 2, teams of filmmakers and developers will be challenged to create web documentary prototypes in a single weekend. Here's more about the eight selected projects.

What makes a great POV Hackathon application? (And what makes a bad one?) POV Digital Director Adnaan Wasey offers tips for would-be storytelling innovators.

Bold filmmakers with a digital vision need apply! The POV Hackathon 2 Call for Participants is now open. Apply by Friday, December 7, 2012.

View a video recap of the POV Hackathon, produced by EdLab at Columbia University's Teachers College.

Before the POV Hackathon got underway, mentors and veteran engineers shared with the teams some advice born of experience. Here's what they were told...

View the prototypes from POV Hackathon: Participate in an online debate with film characters, browse a documentary cookbook, find new meaning in numbers from news headlines, be moved by audio storytelling powered by live news and events, and explore the multimedia branches of a film from 1984.

For Day Two of the POV Hackathon, reinventing the documentary for the web meant embracing a "minimum viable product" strategy in time for a 7 PM screening.