In 1990 Ofer was the Director Of Photography for the documentary film "Shelter "- domestic violence in the holly land. During the 1991 Desert Storm War, Ofer worked as a cameraman for several foreign networks (ITV-UK, ZDR-Germany, RAI-Italy) covering Iraq's missile attack on Israel.

In 1991 Ofer moved with his family to The United States and worked as a Director of Photography for the New York City based production company Top Line Communications.

In 1994 Ofer collaborated with the French - Israeli documentary film maker, Amos Gitai on the documentaries " A political Road ", a four parts series telling the story of difficult negotiations between the Israelis and Palestinians. The second collaboration was on "Kippur - Memoirs of War "Amos Gitai's memories of the 1973 Yom Kippur war.

In 1998 Ofer was the Co Director and Director Of Photography of the award wining documentary film " Traveling The Distance " the story of the Shinnecock Indian Tribe's 50th anniversary Pow Wow and its people. The film was featured on PBS and participated in numerous film festivals in the USA.

In 2000 Ofer was the Co Director and Director Of Photography of the documentary " The Nepal Dairies " a personal, physical and soul searching journey to the magical Himalayan kingdom of Nepal by a New York couple.

Starting in 2000 Ofer is the Director and Director Of Photography of the documentary "The Sugar connection" the intriguing story of the Trans-Atlantic sugar trade in the 17th century seen through the story of the Sylvester family of Shelter Island, New York. Where European settlers, Native Americans, and enslaved Africans lived and worked, crafting a piece of the New World.