Biography
Navid Asghari is a British composer. He studied jazz with pianist Tim Richards at Goldsmiths, University of London, and later toured as a session bassist. He holds a first-class degree in sound art from the University of Brighton.
Asghari began composing for short films after winning a soundtrack competition for the Milan Design Week 2012 with Dezeen magazine. His credits include the television films Murdered by My Boyfriend (2014) and Murdered for Being Different (2017), both directed by Paul Andrew Williams. He also composed the BAFTA-winning short Operator (2015).
