About Saban

Saban rebuilt his life — and his legacy — inside a medieval courthouse in Maidstone after losing the patent for a device years ahead of its time.
Warm, funny, impossible to discourage, his journey blends heritage restoration, family resilience, creative development, and storytelling.
Saban appeared on Sky News, demonstrating the iMigo, and later on Channel 4’s Four in a Bed, where his authenticity and the house’s extraordinary restoration resonated with viewers across the UK.
Belinda is central to the story — the emotional heart of the memoir and film.

Through his work, Saban continues to celebrate the importance of storytelling as a way to preserve memories, share wisdom, and inspire future generations. Whether through The Memoir, The Film, or the timeless elegance of Stone Court House, every project reflects his dedication to creating experiences that resonate beyond the present, leaving a legacy of inspiration, resilience, and purpose that will endure for years to come.

(Milestones Along the Way)

Every milestone in Saban's journey represents more than an achievement—it reflects a commitment to purpose, creativity, and lasting impact. From embracing new opportunities and overcoming challenges to bringing inspiring ideas to life, each chapter has contributed to a legacy built on vision and perseverance. Through The Memoir, The Film, the Book-to-Film Fund (EIS), and Stone Court House, Saban has transformed personal experiences into meaningful projects that celebrate storytelling, preserve heritage, and inspire others. Together, these milestones tell the story of a life dedicated to creating connections, sharing wisdom, and leaving a legacy that will continue to influence future generations.