Inon Zur composes emotionally dynamic music for feature films, television, movie trailers, anime and video games. A graduate of the Music Academy of Tel Aviv in Israel, Zur moved to Los Angeles to study the art of film music at the Dick Grove School of Music and UCLA with such luminaries as Jack Smalley, Alan Ferguson and Henry Mancini. He started his composing career writing for network television series and feature films including “Escaflowne,” “Digimon,” “Power Rangers,” “Au Pair” and “State of Grace.” Zur’s Hollywood scoring expertise combined with his flair for powerful melodic writing attracted the interest of the video games industry. Composing cinematic orchestral music for blockbuster franchises such as “Prince of Persia,” “EverQuest,” “Crysis” and “Fallout,” he has garnered international acclaim including BAFTA, Spike TV and ELAN awards nominations for Best Original Score. Variety recently named Inon Zur one of the top music talents in interactive entertainment.