Elia Cmiral

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Elia David Cmiral (born 1957) is a film composer. He was born in Czechoslovakia and emigrated to Sweden, moving to Los Angeles in 1987. There, he attended the University of Southern California and scored for an independent film entitled Apartment Zero. He has also composed for Nash Bridges, Blackbeard, Ronin, Dolph Lundgren's The Mechanik and Missionary Man, Pulse and the award-winning adventure game The Last Express.

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