London saw Asaf return to scoring, with his second time collaborating with Italian director Leonardo Guerra Seragnoli on the feature drama Last Summer starring Rinko Kikuchi. The film premiered at Rome International Film Festival and won the AITS Award. Asaf's music was featured in Lionsgate's Misconduct, starring Anthony Hopkins and Al Pacino and was released in 2016 on the Soundtrack album under Varèse Sarabande. In 2018, Asaf was approached by Foxhound to write the music for their feature documentary Drugs, which he had started working on while still in London, and later completed the score in Los Angeles on the first weeks of arrival. Later on that year he contributed music for the feature drama Like Me Back. The soundtrack featured songs from the artist Beck. Shortly after, Asaf was asked to write the score for the Netflix Original Who Shot The Sheriff. The show was nominated an Emmy Award for Outstanding Arts & Culture Documentary in 2019. In 2020, Asaf co-composed with Haim Mazar the score for the feature film Continue. He also contributed music for the Netflix hit show Outer Banks and for NBC's Council of Dads produced by Jerry Bruckheimer. Filmography Film Television Theater Zarema: Terroristka by Rebecca Bella Wangh (Boston Playwrights' Theater) Romeo & Juliet with Skazi (2010, Israel Geshger Theatre) Akimbo Sonata by Rebecca Bella Wangh Contemporary Dance The Center with Sonia K.Todorova (2005) Personal life Asaf left Ganot in the early 2000s, living in London before settling in Los Angeles, California. He is the youngest of four, with three older sisters, Maya, Michal and Idit. Awards In 2007, Asaf received The Doug Timm Award for Outstanding Musicianship In 2019, his work for the short film Dreamwisher (2019) won the Southern Shorts Award Of Excellence for Individual Achievement In Music References External links Official Website 1982 births Minimalist composers Musicians from Los Angeles Living people