Rule Breakers - Benefit Screening at Cameo Cinema
Rule Breakers - Benefit Screening
Cameo Cinema Foundation, Soroptimist St. Helena Sunrise, and Stanford Intelligent Systems Laboratory (SISL) cordially invite you to the screening of Rule Breakers, a dramatic feature film inspired by the true story of the Afghan all-girls robotics team who overcame tremendous obstacles to learn coding and robotics and then traveled the world competing in international robotics competitions. The film was directed and co-written by Stanford GSB lecturer and two-time Academy Award winner Bill Guttentag.
After the screening, dive into a vibrant Q&A session with Guttentag and Amelia Hardy, a Computer Science PhD student at Stanford in SISL. She appears in the film and wrote much of the on-screen code for Rule Breakers.
But there is more! Indulge in a delightful post-film reception at the MEUSE Gallery, located at 1331 Main Street, St. Helena, starting at 4:00 pm following the discussion. Tickets are $90 inclusive of the film, Q&A, reception, and include Napa Valley wines paired with culinary delights from local chefs.
Your participation not only promises you a memorable afternoon but also supports the Cameo Cinema, as well as the vital work of Stanford Intelligent Systems Laboratory and Soroptimist St. Helena Sunrise. The Soroptimist are a non-profit organization recognized by the United Nations, dedicated to empowering women and girls through educational and professional opportunities.
This community event was made possible through the generous support of Jennifer Kline and The Bank of America.
About Bill Guttentag:
Guttentag is a double Oscar-winning dramatic and documentary film writer-producer-director. His films have premiered at the Sundance, Cannes, Telluride and Tribeca film festivals. He directed Nanking (THINKFilm, 2007), a theatrical documentary which premiered at Sundance and featured Woody Harrelson and was shortlisted for an Oscar. He also directed Soundtrack for a Revolution (Wild Bunch, 2009), which had its international premiere at Cannes and was also shortlisted for an Oscar.
About Amelia Hardy:
A St. Helena native, Amelia was also a member of Stanford's 2nd-place-winning Alexa Prize team and a researcher on dialogue evaluation with Stanford's Center for Research on Foundation Models. Her research focuses on language model evaluation and reinforcement learning with an emphasis on safety and handling epistemic uncertainty.
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After the screening, dive into a vibrant Q&A session with Guttentag and Amelia Hardy, a Computer Science PhD student at Stanford in SISL. She appears in the film and wrote much of the on-screen code for Rule Breakers.
But there is more! Indulge in a delightful post-film reception at the MEUSE Gallery, located at 1331 Main Street, St. Helena, starting at 4:00 pm following the discussion. Tickets are $90 inclusive of the film, Q&A, reception, and include Napa Valley wines paired with culinary delights from local chefs.
Your participation not only promises you a memorable afternoon but also supports the Cameo Cinema, as well as the vital work of Stanford Intelligent Systems Laboratory and Soroptimist St. Helena Sunrise. The Soroptimist are a non-profit organization recognized by the United Nations, dedicated to empowering women and girls through educational and professional opportunities.
This community event was made possible through the generous support of Jennifer Kline and The Bank of America.
About Bill Guttentag:
Guttentag is a double Oscar-winning dramatic and documentary film writer-producer-director. His films have premiered at the Sundance, Cannes, Telluride and Tribeca film festivals. He directed Nanking (THINKFilm, 2007), a theatrical documentary which premiered at Sundance and featured Woody Harrelson and was shortlisted for an Oscar. He also directed Soundtrack for a Revolution (Wild Bunch, 2009), which had its international premiere at Cannes and was also shortlisted for an Oscar.
About Amelia Hardy:
A St. Helena native, Amelia was also a member of Stanford's 2nd-place-winning Alexa Prize team and a researcher on dialogue evaluation with Stanford's Center for Research on Foundation Models. Her research focuses on language model evaluation and reinforcement learning with an emphasis on safety and handling epistemic uncertainty.
Cameo Cinema Foundation, Soroptimist St. Helena Sunrise, and Stanford Intelligent Systems Laboratory (SISL) cordially invite you to the screening of Rule Breakers, a dramatic feature film inspired by the true story of the Afghan all-girls robotics team who overcame tremendous obstacles to learn coding and robotics and then traveled the world competing in international robotics competitions. The film was directed and co-written by Stanford GSB lecturer and two-time Academy Award winner Bill Guttentag.
After the screening, dive into a vibrant Q&A session with Guttentag and Amelia Hardy, a Computer Science PhD student at Stanford in SISL. She appears in the film and wrote much of the on-screen code for Rule Breakers.
But there is more! Indulge in a delightful post-film reception at the MEUSE Gallery, located at 1331 Main Street, St. Helena, starting at 4:00 pm following the discussion. Tickets are $90 inclusive of the film, Q&A, reception, and include Napa Valley wines paired with culinary delights from local chefs.
Your participation not only promises you a memorable afternoon but also supports the Cameo Cinema, as well as the vital work of Stanford Intelligent Systems Laboratory and Soroptimist St. Helena Sunrise. The Soroptimist are a non-profit organization recognized by the United Nations, dedicated to empowering women and girls through educational and professional opportunities.
This community event was made possible through the generous support of Jennifer Kline and The Bank of America.
About Bill Guttentag:
Guttentag is a double Oscar-winning dramatic and documentary film writer-producer-director. His films have premiered at the Sundance, Cannes, Telluride and Tribeca film festivals. He directed Nanking (THINKFilm, 2007), a theatrical documentary which premiered at Sundance and featured Woody Harrelson and was shortlisted for an Oscar. He also directed Soundtrack for a Revolution (Wild Bunch, 2009), which had its international premiere at Cannes and was also shortlisted for an Oscar.
About Amelia Hardy:
A St. Helena native, Amelia was also a member of Stanford's 2nd-place-winning Alexa Prize team and a researcher on dialogue evaluation with Stanford's Center for Research on Foundation Models. Her research focuses on language model evaluation and reinforcement learning with an emphasis on safety and handling epistemic uncertainty.
After the screening, dive into a vibrant Q&A session with Guttentag and Amelia Hardy, a Computer Science PhD student at Stanford in SISL. She appears in the film and wrote much of the on-screen code for Rule Breakers.
But there is more! Indulge in a delightful post-film reception at the MEUSE Gallery, located at 1331 Main Street, St. Helena, starting at 4:00 pm following the discussion. Tickets are $90 inclusive of the film, Q&A, reception, and include Napa Valley wines paired with culinary delights from local chefs.
Your participation not only promises you a memorable afternoon but also supports the Cameo Cinema, as well as the vital work of Stanford Intelligent Systems Laboratory and Soroptimist St. Helena Sunrise. The Soroptimist are a non-profit organization recognized by the United Nations, dedicated to empowering women and girls through educational and professional opportunities.
This community event was made possible through the generous support of Jennifer Kline and The Bank of America.
About Bill Guttentag:
Guttentag is a double Oscar-winning dramatic and documentary film writer-producer-director. His films have premiered at the Sundance, Cannes, Telluride and Tribeca film festivals. He directed Nanking (THINKFilm, 2007), a theatrical documentary which premiered at Sundance and featured Woody Harrelson and was shortlisted for an Oscar. He also directed Soundtrack for a Revolution (Wild Bunch, 2009), which had its international premiere at Cannes and was also shortlisted for an Oscar.
About Amelia Hardy:
A St. Helena native, Amelia was also a member of Stanford's 2nd-place-winning Alexa Prize team and a researcher on dialogue evaluation with Stanford's Center for Research on Foundation Models. Her research focuses on language model evaluation and reinforcement learning with an emphasis on safety and handling epistemic uncertainty.
Rule Breakers - Benefit Screening
Cameo Cinema Foundation, Soroptimist St. Helena Sunrise, and Stanford Intelligent Systems Laboratory (SISL) cordially invite you to the screening of Rule Breakers, a dramatic feature film inspired by the true story of the Afghan all-girls robotics team who overcame tremendous obstacles to learn coding and robotics and then traveled the world competing in international robotics competitions. The film was directed and co-written by Stanford GSB lecturer and two-time Academy Award winner Bill Guttentag.
After the screening, dive into a vibrant Q&A session with Guttentag and Amelia Hardy, a Computer Science PhD student at Stanford in SISL. She appears in the film and wrote much of the on-screen code for Rule Breakers.
But there is more! Indulge in a delightful post-film reception at the MEUSE Gallery, located at 1331 Main Street, St. Helena, starting at 4:00 pm following the discussion. Tickets are $90 inclusive of the film, Q&A, reception, and include Napa Valley wines paired with culinary delights from local chefs.
Your participation not only promises you a memorable afternoon but also supports the Cameo Cinema, as well as the vital work of Stanford Intelligent Systems Laboratory and Soroptimist St. Helena Sunrise. The Soroptimist are a non-profit organization recognized by the United Nations, dedicated to empowering women and girls through educational and professional opportunities.
This community event was made possible through the generous support of Jennifer Kline and The Bank of America.
About Bill Guttentag:
Guttentag is a double Oscar-winning dramatic and documentary film writer-producer-director. His films have premiered at the Sundance, Cannes, Telluride and Tribeca film festivals. He directed Nanking (THINKFilm, 2007), a theatrical documentary which premiered at Sundance and featured Woody Harrelson and was shortlisted for an Oscar. He also directed Soundtrack for a Revolution (Wild Bunch, 2009), which had its international premiere at Cannes and was also shortlisted for an Oscar.
About Amelia Hardy:
A St. Helena native, Amelia was also a member of Stanford's 2nd-place-winning Alexa Prize team and a researcher on dialogue evaluation with Stanford's Center for Research on Foundation Models. Her research focuses on language model evaluation and reinforcement learning with an emphasis on safety and handling epistemic uncertainty.
