We had a brief, but rewarding session for the major motion picture “The Campaign”, in late June at the Sony Pictures Scoring Stage. My buddy Fletcher got a chance to conduct the choir as our fearless leader, and the lovely Sally Stevens, graced the mic with the us ladies.

In addition to the voice over work I did as the “Humming Fish” (above) on the feature film The Lorax a few of our clips are featured on the recently released soundtrack to the movie. My daughter Clara sings the part of Marie on the song “Let it grow.” and I have a child sound alike line on “Everybody Needs a Thneed.” Check out those clips below!

Let it grow featuring Clara Titman as Marie

Everybody Needs a Thneed featuring Monique Donnelly singing line “a net for catching butterflies.”

Film Composer: John Powell
Monique Donnelly: Singing the part of one “humming fish”, towns folk and child sound-a-like.

I recently wrapped up a session for the score to the new Disney film John Carter as a member of the women’s choir. Here are a couple shots from that project.

Film Composer: Michael Giacchino
Monique Donnelly: Choir Vocals

Just wrapped up work on a rather large choir call for the soon to be released film “The Lorax”…And this was just the women.
Film Composer: John Powell
Monique Donnelly: Choir Vocals

Had the unique opportunity work with my daughter Claira, age 4, for the first time on Dr. Seus’s: The Lorax to be released in 2012. She’s playing the part of Marie and I did vocal work as various town-folk in the Dr. Seus classic. The movie featuring Taylor Swift and Zack Effron.
Film Composer: John Powell
Monique Donnelly: Singing the part of one “humming fish”, towns folk and child sound-a-like line “…a net for catching butterflies”.

I had the opportunity to sing as a part of the trio on “We’re Bringing Fluffy Back.” Here’s a clip of our part from the recent release of the teaser for Happy Feet 2.

You can catch me singing the part of Patty Farrell in “Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules.” The character performs an over-dramatic version of “Memory” in the town’s talent show. This was such a fun project.

Vocals for the part of Lilly (Played by Christina Ricci) and duets in wolf ensemble song “Love Train”