2009
Coraline
Sweet Ghost Girl (voice)
FLM.REDAANKHA
NEAL
อังคา นีล
A singer’s voice in a hidden world
From music and vocal coaching to a ghost child in Coraline.
Music, teaching and a voice in Coraline
Aankha Neal is a singer-songwriter, musician and voice actor. Her artist profile says she was born in Chicago and moved to Los Angeles as a child, where she continued developing her interest in music.
Her work includes singing on stage, playing piano and guitar, and helping other artists through vocal coaching and piano lessons. Her artist profile also notes a vocal contribution to music heard in the television series Empire.
In Henry Selick’s Coraline (2009), Neal voices Sweet Ghost Girl, one of the children trapped in the Other Mother’s world. The American Film Institute lists her among the film’s additional voices.
The ghost children give Coraline a glimpse of what happened before her arrival. Neal’s contribution is brief but belongs to a scene that makes the danger of the other world personal.
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Selected work
Performance readings are FLM.RED editorial interpretation.
Films in FLM.RED
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Sources & image notes
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