DAY 23 "ROME ATTRACTIONS" '80DAYS' Series with Paul G Roberts

It's now Day 23 and Roberts finds himself in Rome Italy, a place he has a great fondness for.

There was once an Eternal City; and that was Rome. In the 4th Century A.D Rome was the most exceptional of all the cities of the Mediterranean, the emblem of an Empire with a population of 90 million that lived and died under the power of the Caesars. This represented almost half the population of the known world.

Founded more than 28 Centuries ago in central Italy 30 kilometers from a maritime Outlet on the
site of Seven Hills Rome is considered the second cradle of Western Civilization after Athens.
Rome is the most populous city in Italy today has 4 300 000 inhabitants within its urban area

Rome is also the third most visited city in the world with more than 10 million foreign visitors every year on the one hand because it's the only city in the world to contain within it a state the Vatican city-state subject to the authority of the Pope that attracts Christians of all Nations but also because of the city's own archaeological Heritage grandiose here there are so many ancient monuments all of them both artistic and Technical achievements how one wonders did the Romans accomplish such feats.

It is quite extraordinary how these few ordinary 7 little Hills were to become the capital of the whole Mediterranean we shall discover the face of Rome in
ancient times and better understand how the Romans were able to build so many monuments that are now considered masterpieces it's natural to think how do the Romans calculate this how do they do that at the origin of their success innovation with the creation of a revolutionary new
material concrete now this this amazing material Roman concrete it has the great advantage that can be made by semi-skilled people.

80DAYS' Series
In ’80 DAYS’, starting from his home base of Sydney, adventurer and Award winning film maker Paul G Roberts, retraces the global footsteps of Phileas Fogg, hero of Jules Verne’s most famous work, “Around the World in 80 Days”, and this time around Roberts is not going to spend half his time out at sea on Steamers as Fogg did, instead he does a deep dive on history, art and culture of the cities he visits, and he captures and records his global adventures for a new 80 Episode TV series.

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Making an Award winning film is no small feat. Roberts has no less than 16 Best picture wins from major international Film festivals to his credit.

Usually it takes a great story, a team of highly skilled artisans. Writers, producers, a great director, editors, actors and usually a pile of money. And even then it takes a decent amount of luck and a lot of dedication for it to realise the promise it had on paper. There are a million things that can derail the project. The degree of difficulty is amplified many times over when it has ambitions to become a series.

But for one person to attempt to all of this solo, is for most experts just insanity.

In this new 80 episode solo 'Round the World' Series, Award winning filmmaker and travel lover Paul G Roberts attempts to do the impossible, in which he is the writer, director, producer, star, presenter, camera / sound / lighting / drone cam operator and financier. Everything but the editing.
EDITED BY MARCO PENG

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