Glad you could make it on such short notice, because they say you’re one of the best sound-effects rabbits in the business. What happened was they wrapped shooting on “Peter Cottontail and the Carrot Patch of Doom” but the microphones didn’t pick up sound during the all-important garden ravaging scene. So just give us a solid eight minutes of munching and we’ll loop it in post-production. This will be take one, aaaaaaaannnnd… rolling!
Welcome to the audition, Mr, ah… (checks resume) Bunny. Now, I don’t know how much your agent told you, but today you’ll be reading for the part of “lettuce-eating rabbit.” So when you’re ready, just hop up to the microphone and give us some really good, clear munching, thanks.
This baby goat at Barn Sanctuary, a farm animal sanctuary in Chelsea, Michigan, has the most fearsome, ferocious… squeak. And whenever the pet-pets stop, the squeaking starts.
Love the chicken imitation at 0:42, John B.
At first, this shy wombat doesn’t want to come forward, but curiosity wins out as it steps up to say hello, making cute chattering noises. Speakers up!
PS: Shout-out to J. P. for a generous tip. Thank you very much!