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Movies Television Commercials Video Games SAG * AFTRA (818) 625-1194 www.moniquedonnellyvocals.com [email protected] MOVIES The Grinch Jurassic World Beverly Hills Chihuahua Armageddon King Kong The Christmas Chronicles Tomorrowland Semi-Pro Anywhere But Here 102 Dalmatians Ready Player One Night at the Museum 3 National Treasure 2 Forgetting Sarah Marshall Percy Jackson - Lightening Thief Dead Pool 2 Epic Horton Hears a Who Instinct Evan Almighty Wonder Park After Earth Lions for Lambs Enchanted Faster Bad Times at the el Royale John Carter Fantastic 4 A Bug's Life Epic Movie The Nun Behind the Candelabra Polar Express Bandits Titan AE TAG Rio Meet the Robinsons Bubble Boy Time Changer Smurfs Rio 2 Superman Returns Castle Rock The Secret Garden Star Wars - Rogue One Happy Feet Ice Age The Core To Die For SING (piglets) Happy Feet 2 Ice Age 2 Daredevil Urban Legend Star Trek - Beyond Mars Needs Moms Ice Age 3 The Family Man Scream 3 La La Land The Lorax Ice Age 4 Galaxy Quest X Men 2 Storks Diary of a Wimpy Kid 2 Ice Age - A Mamoth Xms No Place Like Home X Men 3 Ghostbusters Alpha and Omega Robots Spiderman 2 The Sound and the Fury Zootopia My All American Amistad Spiderman 3 The Fountain Goosebumps Earth Angels in America Quest For Camelot Christmas with the Kranks Anastasia Marley and Me Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas COMMERCIALS Nightmare Before Christmas Kmart - Pogo stick Disney "NobodyLovesKidsLikeDisney" Mattel "Mermaid Skipper" Nissan "Firefly" Kmart - Holiday points "Happy Honda Days" 2004 Mattel "Pizza Party Barbie" Nissan "Flowers" AT&T "Any Card" "Happy Honda Days" 2005 Mattel "Swim and Dive Barbie" Nissan "Dream Garage" Magic Wand Cinderella Nike "Ball Go Far" Mattel "Bead Barbie" Nissan "Wheat fields" Mariposa Barbie Shiseido Mattel "New Barbie Mustang" Nissan "Mr. Lizard" Disney Pop-up Story Book Kaybee Toy Stores Mattel "Barbie Mustang" Tyco "Baby Giggles-n-Go" Disney Princess Castle Kawasaki Mattel "Barbie 1995 Various U.S. radio stings Disney Magical Wand Dolls Mattel "Bicycling Barbie" BackupCampaign" Various U.K. radio stings Virgin Records TELEVISION Family Guy The Voice: BGV's Eli Stone Sabrina the Teenage Witch The World's Best American Idol: BGV's General Hospital Hallmark's "The Trojan Horse" Living Biblically The Ellen Show Malcolm in the Middle The Stellar Awards Good Day LA - Pink Martini Emmy Awards Rodney KTLA morning news Dietland The Grammy Awards Miss Universe Xuxa special Disney short -Bronco Mickey The Academy Awards VGA Awards A tribute to Heroes, Celine Dion Dancing with the Stars Jimmy Kimmel Live The Arsenio Hall Show Hallmark's "Gulliver's Travels" American Bible Challenge Boston Public Brotherhood of Poland, NH Girls Across the Lake A Magical Disney Christmas Special ALBUMS LIVE VOICE OVER VIDEO GAMES United Nations Sir Paul McCartney Epic - "Skeet" Black Ops 4 U.S. President's Dinner The Carpenter's remastered The Lorax - "Humming fish" Stevie Wonder Blizzard Weird Al - Strings Attached tour Ice Age - various sloths World of War Craft Barbara Streisand Michael Jackson Munchkin - peek-a-boo bear Harry Styles God of War 2 - the Sirens Hollywood Bowl - John Williams Munchkin - talking dog puppet Josh Groban The 7th Portal Hollywood Bowl - Danny Elfman Thinking Toys, Doll: "Fusha" Michael Buble Cypress Pops Orchestra God of war - the sirens Christina Aguilara MISC & INDI FILMS Long Beach Symphony Pops The Secret of My Success Mary J. Blige Disneyland's special events The 7th Portal Simulating Ride David Foster Emmy Rossum CD release Mariposa Barbie commercial Nate Ruess Recording for Salman, King of Saudi Arabia Josh Groban muisc video "Brave" ASCAP Awards The Disney Princess Castle Andrea Bocelli Weird Al Yankovich Weird Al music video "Foil" Wartime Radio Revue Big Band Disney Magical Wand Dolls Neil Young T-Mobile commercial - industrial San Gennaro Italian Fest Kids In Concert: "The princess" Disney's 100th birthday Biffy Clyro Al's Brain - Movie @ OC Fair Disneyworld parade - Japan National Anthem for: Paul Pots Avenged Sevenfold Wild California (I MAX) LA Dodgers Laura Pausini Psych - TV promotional episode. LA Lakers Various "Maranatha" projects Cookies For Harry LA Galaxy Various "Word" projects Tackle Box US Police Chief's conference Various "Integrity" projects Mum US Women in Law Enforcement convention. Sony - All God's Children Sammyville.
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