Digital Breakthrough is a project we worked on for three years. During that time, as part of the organizing team, we held 41 hackathons. The event format evolved several times — along with its visual style and objectives.
We traveled to dozens of cities, produced 8 films and hundreds of short videos, and streamed over 500 hours of live broadcasts. Some streams ran for up to 50 hours non-stop.

Our team’s main areas of responsibility included:

For each season, we developed a new graphic style — including intros, lower thirds, infographics, and studio and stage design.
In the first season, we created a unique studio setup for every region we visited.
The broadcasts featured masterclasses, presentations, project news, and live quizzes.
We didn’t just handle the equipment setup, coordinate the film crew, and monitor sound and video quality — we also directed the entire live stream, including opening and award ceremonies.

In addition to live broadcasts, we produced video content for the project’s TV segment. Our work included:

— Interviews with experts, organizers, and participants, as well as lectures, round tables, and panel discussions

— Educational films on the use of IT in healthcare, transportation, agriculture, the creative industries, finance, and other sectors

— Entertaining, informative, and themed videos — including an IT terminology glossary and motivational clips for participants