MCDONOUGH, Lillie Rebecca

McDonough is a Brooklyn-based (New York) composer and songwriter for films, television, documentaries, video games, and other media. She wrote the score for "Radium Girls" and "A Call to Spy" both directed by Lydia Dean Pilcher, the former of which starred acclaimed actor Joey King. Recently she wrapped on "The Warm Season", coming to theaters soon.

She graduated from New York University with a Master’s degree in Music Theory and Composition and a concentration in Scoring for Film & Multimedia. Here she taught film scoring as an adjunct professor for several years before turning to freelance work full-time.

McDonough's compositions incorporate elements of indie pop, atmospheric electronic music, minimalism, the traditional orchestral repertoire, as well as European and American folk influences. A pianist, vocalist, and multi-instrumentalist with a passion for unusual instruments, she blends live acoustic, orchestral, electronic, and sound design to fashion a unique sound for each project.