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=G.R.A.S.P.S= =Understanding(s)= Historical perspective is developed from concepts and processes from the Roman Empire. =Introduction= Roman society is commonly thought of as the foundation for Western society as we know it today. What was life like for someone living in the Roman Empire? Did the different social classes intermingle? =Task= The executives at HBO are looking for a new television series about life in Ancient Rome. The series must accurately portray what life was like during the Roman Empire in the capital city of Rome. Along with being historically accurate, the main character of the series must interact with all the social levels that existed. You and your group members will take on the role of television producers who are submitting an idea for the new television series to HBO. Before meeting with the executives, you will create a 3-5 minute video that shows what your show will look like. On the appointed day, you and the other producers will present you idea to the executives at HBO and they will decide which series will appear on their channel. =Conclusion= The executives at HBO have choosen the television series that most accurately shows life in the Roman Empire and that will be most enjoyable to their viewers. They would like to thank you for submitting your entry for them to review and are looking forward to seeing more of your work in the future.
 * Goal || Your task is to design a new television series about life in Ancient Rome. ||
 * Role || You are a group of television producers. ||
 * Audience || You need to convince the executives at HBO to air your show. ||
 * Setting || The challange involves creating a show that is both historically accurate and attracts viewers. ||
 * Presentation || You will create a scene from the first episode in order to demonstrate to the executives what your series will look like. ||
 * Standards || **iMovie:** Length of Video 20%; Videography-Clarity 15%; Interest and Purpose 20%; Costume & Props 10%; Titles and Credits 25%; Videography-Interest 10%. **Oral Presentation:** Preparedness 20%; Collaboration with Peers 10%; Content 20%; Time-Limit 10%; Posture and Eye Contact 10%; Comprehension 30%. ||