Rome’s first imperial dynasty, founded by Julius Caesar, is filled with intrigue, betrayal, perversion, and murder. From Caesar’s death on the floor of the Senate to the madness of Caligula and Nero.

Mythical heroes like Achilles inspire legendary warriors, from the 300 Spartans to Alexander the Great. And, through blood and conquest, Greek culture and Greek ideas are spread to the ends of the Earth.

The greatest civilization of the ancient world rises with remarkable monuments built by Pharaohs attempting to achieve immortality, reshape their religion, and withstand betrayal from their own courts.

The oldest living civilization transforms warfare and technology while thinkers like Confucius change reshape thought. Remarkable achievements in the face of the brutal reign of China’s first emperor are brought about.

Long before the great Roman Empire, Europe is dominated by the mysterious people known as the Celts. They are fierce warrior tribes who practice a religion too strange and violent for even pagan Rome.

Aztec kings rule through skillful alliances, marriage, and murder. They build remarkable cities, and their systems of education and religion flourish until strange invaders destroy their vibrant empire.

After Custer, Thermopylae is the most famous last stand in history. In a narrow pass in Northern Greece, seven thousand Greek soldiers await an onslaught of epic proportions. They will soon face the largest fighting force ever assembled--the war machine of the mighty Persian Empire, estimated at over a million men. The Greeks are led by three hundred of the most ferocious warriors of the ancient world--the Spartans. Their leader is the fearless King Leonidas, who after this battle would be catapulted into legend. When it is over, every Spartan in the pass will have sacrificed his life for freedom. Creating a fresh visual style and using new technologies we will dramatically recreate the significant events that lead to Thermopylae and the clash of arms.

Rome’s first imperial dynasty, founded by Julius Caesar, is filled with intrigue, betrayal, perversion, and murder. From Caesar’s death on the floor of the Senate to the madness of Caligula and Nero.

Mythical heroes like Achilles inspire legendary warriors, from the 300 Spartans to Alexander the Great. And, through blood and conquest, Greek culture and Greek ideas are spread to the ends of the Earth.

The greatest civilization of the ancient world rises with remarkable monuments built by Pharaohs attempting to achieve immortality, reshape their religion, and withstand betrayal from their own courts.

The oldest living civilization transforms warfare and technology while thinkers like Confucius change reshape thought. Remarkable achievements in the face of the brutal reign of China’s first emperor are brought about.

Long before the great Roman Empire, Europe is dominated by the mysterious people known as the Celts. They are fierce warrior tribes who practice a religion too strange and violent for even pagan Rome.

Aztec kings rule through skillful alliances, marriage, and murder. They build remarkable cities, and their systems of education and religion flourish until strange invaders destroy their vibrant empire.

After Custer, Thermopylae is the most famous last stand in history. In a narrow pass in Northern Greece, seven thousand Greek soldiers await an onslaught of epic proportions. They will soon face the largest fighting force ever assembled--the war machine of the mighty Persian Empire, estimated at over a million men. The Greeks are led by three hundred of the most ferocious warriors of the ancient world--the Spartans. Their leader is the fearless King Leonidas, who after this battle would be catapulted into legend. When it is over, every Spartan in the pass will have sacrificed his life for freedom. Creating a fresh visual style and using new technologies we will dramatically recreate the significant events that lead to Thermopylae and the clash of arms.

Rome’s first imperial dynasty, founded by Julius Caesar, is filled with intrigue, betrayal, perversion, and murder. From Caesar’s death on the floor of the Senate to the madness of Caligula and Nero.

Mythical heroes like Achilles inspire legendary warriors, from the 300 Spartans to Alexander the Great. And, through blood and conquest, Greek culture and Greek ideas are spread to the ends of the Earth.

The greatest civilization of the ancient world rises with remarkable monuments built by Pharaohs attempting to achieve immortality, reshape their religion, and withstand betrayal from their own courts.

The oldest living civilization transforms warfare and technology while thinkers like Confucius change reshape thought. Remarkable achievements in the face of the brutal reign of China’s first emperor are brought about.

Long before the great Roman Empire, Europe is dominated by the mysterious people known as the Celts. They are fierce warrior tribes who practice a religion too strange and violent for even pagan Rome.

Aztec kings rule through skillful alliances, marriage, and murder. They build remarkable cities, and their systems of education and religion flourish until strange invaders destroy their vibrant empire.

After Custer, Thermopylae is the most famous last stand in history. In a narrow pass in Northern Greece, seven thousand Greek soldiers await an onslaught of epic proportions. They will soon face the largest fighting force ever assembled--the war machine of the mighty Persian Empire, estimated at over a million men. The Greeks are led by three hundred of the most ferocious warriors of the ancient world--the Spartans. Their leader is the fearless King Leonidas, who after this battle would be catapulted into legend. When it is over, every Spartan in the pass will have sacrificed his life for freedom. Creating a fresh visual style and using new technologies we will dramatically recreate the significant events that lead to Thermopylae and the clash of arms.