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AWS WUG Berlin Event - Beyond the Prompt: Building, Deploying & Governing AI

AWS WUG Berlin Event - Beyond the Prompt: Building, Deploying & Governing AI

Mon, Nov 30, 5:00 PM
From AWS Women's User Group Berlin
4.8

**The AWS Women’s User Group Berlin is thrilled to invite you to its first event at the newly opened AWS Builders Loft in Berlin.** Join us for an exciting session sponsored by AWS: **Beyond the Prompt: Building, Deploying & Governing AI!** AI is changing the way we build things. With AI coding agents, turning an idea into a working application is easier than ever. But what happens next? How do you get your app online without spending a fortune? And how do we make sure AI solutions are ready for the real world and used responsibly? Join us for an evening of two interesting talks, practical examples and conversations around these questions. Building and hosting apps with AI: Learn how to take an AI-built application from your laptop to the cloud using AWS, keeping things simple, affordable and fully managed with Infrastructure as Code. Bringing agentic AI into the enterprise: Explore how enterprise platform patterns translate to agentic AI, what the EU AI Act means in practice, and how to approach Responsible AI. Whether you're experimenting with AI tools, building side projects, or working on enterprise AI solutions, we'd love to have you with us! **Speaker Info** **Speaker:** Sofiia Kalinina **Position:** DevOps Engineer at Gridfuse **Talk Title**: People actually use my vibe-coded app, and it costs me $10 a month on AWS **Abstract:** Thanks to the ai coding agents we all suddenly became capable of building things - an internal tool I've always wanted at work, a small helper for a personal project, an app just to make my own life easier, you name it. I open the laptop, describe what I want, and a few evenings later the thing actually works on my machine. But then comes the tricky part - I want to share it with the world, and hosting the app becomes the next bottleneck. I hit exactly this with my language learning app useyourai.eu. I'm an infrastructure person, so I had three rules for myself: as cheap as possible, as easy as possible, and fully IaC so everything stays under my control. In this talk I'll tell you the story of how I got there: which AWS services I picked, which ones I dropped, and where the money actually goes. If you always thought AWS is too expensive or too complicated for a small side project, I'll prove otherwise. **Speaker:** Mia Chang **Position:** Specialist Solutions Architect for Agentic AI at AWS **Talk Title**: From Digital Platform to Agentic AI Platform: EU AI Act, AI Sovereignty and Responsible AI in Practice **Abstract:** In this session, attendees will learn how digital enterprise platform patterns, technical and operational, carry over to agentic AI platforms and what core building blocks they share. For example, identity, registry, and gateway. The session clarifies shared responsibility under the EU AI Act and shows how to turn regulation into best practices, with an use case walk through. It closes with reusable Responsible AI resources: a blog, a framework, and a skill for agents. 🗓️ **Event Details:** **\- Date:** Tuesday, 30th November **\- Venue:** AWS Builder’s Loft Berlin (5th floor), [address](https://www.wework.com/de-DE/buildings/dircksenstrasse-3--berlin) **\- Time:** 06:00 PM - 9:00 PM Doors open at 6:00 PM Food & drinks will be provided. **📋 Program Schedule:** **18:00** \- Registration and Welcome Networking **18:20** \- AWS Women's User Group Welcome **18:30** \- People actually use my vibe\-coded app\, and it costs me $10 a month on AWS \(Sofiia Kalinina\) **19:15** \- 19:30 Break **19:30** \- From Digital Platform to Agentic AI Platform: EU AI Act\, AI Sovereignty and Responsible AI in Practice \(Mia Chang\) **20:10** \- Q&A and closing remarks **20:15** \- 21:00 Networking\, food & drinks 🎟️ RSVP **\#\# Registration \- very important\!** You need an [AWS Builder Center](https://builder.aws.com/) account to register for the event. It takes two minutes to register. You will need it for all events at the AWS Builder Loft. Once you have signed up, register for our event with your full name and bring an official ID with you on the day of the event. Here is the event link to sign up for the event: **Event Sign-up Link:** https://builder.aws.com/connect/event/09f097f4-3a29-369a-9552-aa288866fce6 Please note that this user group is specifically for WOMEN and FLINTA\* (female, lesbian, inter, trans\*, non-binary, and agender) only. Please also check out the AWS User Group Berlin. \*\*\*\*\*\* 🚨Attention🚨 Media and Consent: We inform all attendees that photographs and videos will be taken during the meetup and will only be used by the event organizers for documentation and promotional purposes. By RSVPing to this event you are consenting to our media policy. Please let the organizers know if you do not want to be in the pictures/videos. Thank you very much for your cooperation! \*\* The AWS Women’s User Group is the very first official women-centric AWS User Group in DACH and EMEA. This group serves as a secure and supportive platform for women who want to share their AWS knowledge, passion for cloud computing and advance their career through targeted learning opportunities. We extend a warm invitation to FLINTA individuals who are interested in being part of our User Group. Code of Conduct: At the AWS Women's User Group in Berlin, we have a strong and unequivocal code of conduct in place to create a safe and empowering environment for all.

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Cinema Camerawork Workshop: Professional Film Camerawork

Cinema Camerawork Workshop: Professional Film Camerawork

Sat, Nov 21, 8:00 AM
From Berlin Film Community
4.6

\*\*\* Note: In order to attend you must register and pay at https://berlinfilmcommunity.com/camerawork \*\*\* \*\*\* **Level:** Beginner. The workshop is conducted in English and costs 299€. **Membership** **Berlin Film Community members pay €269** \- save €30 on this course\. Membership costs €30/year and includes 10% off all workshops plus member-only events. When you purchase this workshop, your first year membership is included in the price. To find out more info about the Berlin Film Community visit our website. [https://berlinfilmcommunity.com/](http://%5Bhttps//berlinfilmcommunity.com/%5D(https://berlinfilmcommunity.com/) "\[https://berlinfilmcommunity.com/\](https://berlinfilmcommunity.com/)") This will be a very hands-on workshop that will be a mix of demonstration, practical exercises, and useful camerawork theory. You will learn how to set up both a Sony FX6 cinema camera, as well as a Sony mirrorless camera. You will attach accessories you would normally find on a film set to make these cameras ready for shooting. You will also learn how to break down, prepare for, and shoot a simple, pre-scripted scene with all participants getting to perform the different camera department roles. If you’re looking to advance your camerawork knowledge this workshop will help you take a few big steps down that road. This workshop is for beginners, however a basic understanding of camera basics such as aperture, shutter speed and ISO are extremely helpful. This will allow me to focus more on the filmmaking aspects of camerawork and be able to quickly go over the very basics and get more in-depth. The workshop will be taught in English and will be limited to 12 participants to give everyone the opportunity to have as much hands on time as possible. **Camerawork in Practice** Everyone in the class will get the opportunity to set up both cameras, use all the accessories, such as the follow focus, and shoot part of the scene. As we do this, we will rotate through the different roles, with everyone working diligently, as it would be on a film set. We will put our plan into action and tell our story as well as possible. **Camerawork Theory** While this is a very hands-on workshop, I feel that learning camerawork techniques and theory is also extremely important. The camera and accessories are tools which you learn so that you can get better at the creative aspects of filmmaking. In the theory section we will go over framing and composition, how to move the camera, and how to tell a story visually. I will also show you the basics of how to break down a scene. We will look at the tools which help different departments collaborate effectively and also help a set run efficiently. Shot lists, storyboards, and the production schedule are some of the tools that can break a script down into the individual shots that best tell our story and let everyone know what needs to be done and when. We will create our own shot list and schedule and plan our own shoot based on the already written script. We will then shoot that script as a lean, mean, filmmaking team. **Schedule** **Day 1:** Saturday, Nov. 21st – 09:00 – 16:00 * **Brief overview of Exposure triangle and shutter speed for film** * Aperture, shutter speed, ISO * Exposing for film – Don’t use your histogram * High speed shutter * Pushing shutter speed for effect or to gain light * **Exposure tools** * False color, Waveform, Histogram, Zebras * Protecting your highlights * Exposing your subject correctly – skin tones * Light meters & lighting ratios with demonstration * Maintaining consistency between shots * **Codecs and bit depth** * Raw, Log, compressed codecs * Picture profiles and LUT’s * Bit depth briefly explained * Dynamic range explained * **Camerawork theory** * Different shot sizes and what they mean * Camera Level – low, high, eye level and their impact * Camera motion – pan, tilt, dolly when to use them * 180 degree rule and eye lines * Breaking down a scene * **Building up a cinema camera package for a shoot** * Build up the Sony a7RII and Sony FX6 – cinema lenses, follow focus, focus monitor, and video village monitor. * Learn the what, how, and why behind all the different parts * Camera settings overview for both cameras. * **Q&A & Review** **Day 2:** Sunday, Nov. 22nd - 09:00 – 16:00 * **Test of knowledge from Day 1 & Q&A** * **Scene break down** * Breaking down the scene we will be shooting * Shot list, storyboard analysis, lighting diagrams * Determining which shots to group together & why * Estimating time for each shot set up * **Setting up the camera in a group** * Two teams will work together to set up each camera to be ready to shoot. * We will create a shooting schedule and shot list, determining how much of the script we think is possible in 2.5 hours. * **Shooting the scene** * Shoot the scripted scene using the schedule and shot list. * Camera operator, 1st assistant camera (focus puller), 2nd assistant camera, assistant director. We will rotate so everyone gets a chance to perform each role. * **Review of the raw footage** * Evaluate the footage together **About the Workshop Leader** Alex DePew has spent 17 years in the film industry as a Cinematographer and Gaffer, working on projects ranging from no-budget shorts, music videos, art projects, to ad campaigns for brands like Volkswagen, Loro Piana, and Adidas. He got his start in New York City, his hometown, and has shot all over the world. After moving to Berlin he found his passion for teaching and has taught hundreds of students over the past 9 years. Alex guides you through lighting craft with clarity and enthusiasm, making complex concepts accessible to all. Alongside Klaus Salminen and Linda Paganelli, he co-leads the Berlin Film Community, now a registered e.V. and home to a community of roughly 17,000 filmmakers and film-lovers. Got questions about the workshop? Reach out at alex@berlinfilmcommunity.com.

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Nurse, Cook, UX Designer, Founder: Susa’s Journey with ZenZen

Nurse, Cook, UX Designer, Founder: Susa’s Journey with ZenZen

Thu, Nov 19, 3:00 PM
From 🚀 Berlin Digital Business Network @SIBB 🦄
4.2

After SIBB Incubator, Susa’s team went to other programs, DIGA certification and APP store launch. We will ask her anything! ### Susa was a nurse, a cook and a ux designer. With ZenZen, she combines her previous life experiences into an app that she wished she had earlier when she was pregnant. Susa will share how they won SIBB Incubator Berlin and Fit4StartAccelerator Luxemburg and what they have learned in their entrepreneurial journey so far, including DIGA certification. Her Company **ZenZen** enables **24/7 personalised support**, meal planning, easy data tracking and emotional support for **pregnant women with diabetes**. #### 💡 What you will learn * How to enter startup programs successfully * How to certify with DIGA * How to stay resilient as a founder This event is brought to you by **SIBB Incubator**, who supports founders building the future of cybersecurity, trustworthy AI, and deep tech. #### 🧑🏻‍🏫 Speaker ***Susa Horvath – Co-founder at ZenZen*** * **Entrepreneur** who moved **from nursing to UX design** * Background spanning **PR**, **marketing** and the **culinary arts** * Deep **first-hand understanding** of **human needs** and **behaviour** * Builds **transformative solutions** that empower others ***Moderated by: Etta Dannemann in her role as head coach.*** Etta Dannemann moderates the event in her role as Startup Coach at the SIBB Incubator. As a solopreneur, trainer, and architect by education, she loves creating new things — but even more, supporting others as they build and grow. Etta is passionate about empowering women in tech, helping them turn their ideas into action and leave their unique mark on the world. #### 🎯 Who is this event for * For **Founders** wanting to found a company in the **health space** * For **Founders** interested in **bootstrapping** * For **female\* Founders** * For **women** with risk of **gestational diabetes** #### 🇺🇦 Special guests We are happy to welcome a delegation of **founders from Ukraine**, organised by **GIZ – Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit**. #### 🤝 Partner This event is **supported by DIHK**, the Association of German Chambers of Commerce and Industry. DIHK connects the 79 German Chambers of Commerce and Industry and the network of 150 German Chambers of Commerce Abroad in over 90 countries. DIHK also accompanies **economic cooperation with Ukraine**through its Centre of Competence for the Reconstruction of Ukraine, which organises the annual German-Ukrainian Business Forum, among other activities. We look forward to seeing you! Bring your questions about health tech, DIGA certification and what it really takes to win a spot in an accelerator.

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Toastmasters Public Speaking - Practice effective Communication

Toastmasters Public Speaking - Practice effective Communication

Tue, Nov 24, 5:50 PM
From Center Berlin Toastmasters: Become a Better Speaker!
4.8

🎤 **What Happens at a Toastmasters Meeting?** We change the time to 7pm please aarive 10 minutes earlier. Curious about Toastmasters? Come experience it for yourself! At **Toastmasters Center Berlin**, our meetings are designed to help you grow as a speaker, listener, and leader — in a fun, supportive environment. Here’s what you can expect: ✅ **Warm Welcome** – Guests are always greeted with open arms. No pressure to speak — just observe and enjoy! ✅ **Prepared Speeches** – Members deliver inspiring, informative, or entertaining speeches they've crafted. ✅ **Impromptu Speaking (Table Topics)** – A fun challenge where volunteers speak on surprise topics for 1–2 minutes. Great for thinking on your feet! ✅ **Constructive Feedback** – Every speaker receives thoughtful evaluations to help them improve. ✅ **Leadership & Roles** – Members take on meeting roles that build confidence and leadership skills. Whether you're looking to overcome stage fright, sharpen your storytelling, or simply meet like-minded people — this is the place to start. 🗓️ **Join us as a guest — no experience needed!** 📍 **Toastmasters Center Berlin** 💬 **Grow your voice. Share your story.**

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Marketing Meet & Mingle #9 [register via Luma!]

Marketing Meet & Mingle #9 [register via Luma!]

Thu, Nov 26, 5:00 PM
From Berlin Marketing, Founders & E-Commerce Meetups
4.7

A curated meetup for marketing professionals to share learnings, strategies, and network. Approval required Apply via Luma: [https://luma.com/65sh2lc0](https://luma.com/65sh2lc0)

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