Alban Maino was born in Bourges, France and spent 6 years of his childhood, in Lagos, Nigeria. He believes that his exposure to world culture at an early age "opened his eyes and soul to different rhythms, to different gastronomies, to music and art from the world but more than anything else to realize that we are all the same no matter where we come from; kids from all over the world get along."
Alban attributes some of his success in film production to the global consciousness he acquired living abroad. In this interview he discusses his current project called Memory Lane (http://memory-lane.tv/). It is a customized multi-sensory experience for people with dementia and Alzheimer's and their care partners.
Other films he has produced are available on his blog. (www.espritvoyageur.net).
Alban strives to bring a greater quality of life and health to the world and he believes integrative medical modalities are a key to our longevity and well-being. During the interview he spoke of the Center for Wellness Leadership.
Music: Dillon Bustin's sings "My Lost Youth" (adapted from a H.W. Longfellow poem) from the album Willow of the Wilderness.
Alban attributes some of his success in film production to the global consciousness he acquired living abroad. In this interview he discusses his current project called Memory Lane (http://memory-lane.tv/). It is a customized multi-sensory experience for people with dementia and Alzheimer's and their care partners.
Other films he has produced are available on his blog. (www.espritvoyageur.net).
Alban strives to bring a greater quality of life and health to the world and he believes integrative medical modalities are a key to our longevity and well-being. During the interview he spoke of the Center for Wellness Leadership.
Music: Dillon Bustin's sings "My Lost Youth" (adapted from a H.W. Longfellow poem) from the album Willow of the Wilderness.
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