My Scene: Jammin' in Jamaica

My Scene: Jammin' in Jamaica
Information
Release dates	May 15, 2004
Running time	56 minutes
Movie Crew
Director	Eric Fogel
Producer(s)	Rob Hudnut
Writer(s)	Elise Allen
Filmography
Film Series	My Scene Webisodes
Followed by	My Scene: Masquerade Madness

My Scene: Jammin' in Jamaica is a My Scene film that was released in May 2004 in the US. It was sold with the My Scene "Jammin' in Jamaica" dolls. It is 56 minutes long.

Embarking on an exciting adventure, Madison and Urban Desire head to Jamaica for a thrilling contest. Meanwhile, Barbie, Nolee, and Chelsea rally together, determined to raise the funds needed to join their friends in this exhilarating journey. But once they get there, Barbie and Madison's friendship is tested when she starts spending all her time with River, her boyfriend.

Summary[]

Madison is the manager of a band called Urban Desire, which is made up of the four male characters: River, Hudson, Sutton, and Ellis. When the band wins a contest, they make a trip to Jamaica for the finals, but Barbie, Nolee, and Chelsea are left behind, so they decide to raise the money to travel to Jamaica. This decision leads to a series of conflicts and character development, particularly for Barbie, as she feels left out when her boyfriend, the lead guitarist, begins spending more time with Madison. This causes a rift between the friends but is eventually resolved.

Plot[]

Urban Desire, a band consisting of River, Sutton, Hudson, and Ellis, and managed by Madison, get through to the finals of the Beat to Beat competition. The finals occur in Jamaica, so the band and Madison travel there. When they are gone, Barbie, Nolee, and Chelsea raise money and go to Jamaica to surprise Madison and the band. Barbie loves Jamaica but gets upset when River, her boyfriend and lead guitarist of Urban Desire, spends more time with Madison than her, even though it's work-related. She sees them hugging and mistakes it for something more. Since River spent all day trying to find Barbie after she ran off, this causes Urban Desire to miss their slot in the Beat to Beat finals, resulting in the band disqualified. After reconciling with Madison, Barbie sets up an after-party concert since Urban Desire had been disqualified from the Beat to Beat. A record producer decides to produce the band's demo, and the movie ends on a song.

Characters[]

Barbie is voiced by Kelly Sheridan
Chelsea is voiced by Nicole Bouma
Nolee is voiced by Tegan Moss
Madison is voiced by Kathleen Barr
Delancey is voiced by Meghan Black
River is voiced by Alessandro Juliani, (miscredited as Allessandro Juliani)
Ellis is voiced by Shane Meier
Sutton is voiced by Mark Hildreth
Hudson is voiced by Kirby Morrow
Jai is voiced by Brenda M. Crichlow
Tyson is voiced by Mark Hildreth
Russell Bostick is voiced by Scott McNeil

Music[]

Urban Desire covers two songs: "Spontaneous Combustion" by The Fuzz, and "Going Down In Flames" by Hidell. Both songs were sometimes censored to make them more child-appropriate for the film. There are also two songs by Leslie Mills in the film, which are "Radiowave" and "Making My Way". "Making My Way" was also in Barbie and The Three Musketeers, which was released in 2009.

Besides, two songs are heard in the background. One of the songs, Living in the Sunshine by Peter Brown, plays during the gang's montage around Jamaica, and the other plays when everyone is dancing at the Guava Gulch. Neither one of these songs is credited in the end, and they cannot be found anywhere.

Trivia[]

The movie premiered on The WB on March 5, 2004, after a full hour of Reba.
Three lines were featuring the Jammin' in Jamaica movie: Jammin' in Jamaica, Jammin' in Jamaica Surfriders, and Jammin' in Jamaica Cruisin' the Boardwalk. There were also playset, fashion packs, and vehicles that were produced for this film.
Out of all the separate doll lines that were produced for the My Scene movies, the Jammin' in Jamaica dolls are the only ones not to have rooted eyelashes.
Barbie, Madison, and Chelsea describe their trip and the situation in their journals in January 2004.
This is the first My Scene Movie.
It was included in the Shopping Spree game.