My Scene: Masquerade Madness

My Scene: Masquerade Madness
Information
Release dates	June 1, 2004
Running time	27 minutes 38 seconds
Movie Crew
Director	Eric Fogel
Producer(s)	Kallan Kagan
Writer(s)	Elise Allen
Filmography
Film Series	My Scene Webisodes
Preceded by	My Scene: Jammin' in Jamaica
Followed by	My Scene Goes Hollywood: The Movie

My Scene: Masquerade Madness is a direct-to-DVD My Scene movie that was released in 2004. The movie was released to coincide with the My Scene Masquerade Madness doll line.

It followed the My Scene characters as they prepared for a masquerade-themed fashion show for their local animal shelter.

Cast[]

Voice Artist	Role(s)
Kelly Sheridan	Barbie
Kathleen Barr	Madison
Nicole Bouma	Chelsea
Tegan Moss	Nolee
Teryl Rothery	Rachel/Female Model
Meghan Black	Delancey
Ashleigh Ball	Kenzie
Mark Hildreth	Sutton/Brett/Male Model
Alessandro Juliani	River
Shane Meier	Ellis
Kirby Morrow	Hudson

See here to read the total credits.

Story[]

The gang's organizing a charity fashion show to raise money for the animal shelter, with Chelsea being assigned the task of designing costumes for the show. But Chelsea's got another big issue to deal with: she's on the verge of failing her math class and is working to improve (even taking on Hudson as her math tutor).

Chelsea's too embarrassed to admit to her friends about her poor math grades (especially since they're all doing just fine in that same class) and are confused as to why the two are suddenly spending so much time together -- they eventually conclude that the two are dating but, for whatever reason, are trying to keep their "relationship" a secret. Chelsea's cousin, Delancey, has a problem too: she and the rest of the gang are planning a surprise Sweet 16-party for Chelsea but Delancey, who (self-admittedly) isn't the best at keeping secrets, is worried that she might end up ruining the surprise for her cousin.

After many mishaps, during which Chelsea seriously considers just dropping out of the fashion show altogether, Delancey discovers the real reason why Chelsea and Hudson are spending so much time together and tells the rest of the gang -- Nolee goes over to Chelsea's house and, after explaining the situation to her, helps her friend by suggesting that Chelsea apply her fashion skills to her math assignments, since there is a lot of math involved in being a fashion designer (especially when it comes to stuff like shapes and measurements). Chelsea soon starts doing better in math and also gets back into the fashion show. Chelsea apologizes to her friends for not saying anything about her math situation sooner, but the gang is very understanding.

In the end, Chelsea does just fine in math (passing both the exam and the class itself with flying colors) and the charity fashion show ends up being a huge success. The surprise Sweet 16-party the gang organizes for Chelsea also ends up being a huge success.

Music[]

"Calling All Girlfriends", performed by Emilie-Claire Barlow
"Live", performed by Jennifer Marks

Trivia[]

This is the shortest overall My Scene movie, with a running time of 23 minutes.
Despite his appearance in the movie as well as the artwork at the back of the box, the doll for Ellis was canceled. His pirate costume was released instead.
The dolls all came with the DVD in the box with them. One part of the merchandise is Madison's house which comes with Madison. It is called the "Masquerade Madness Party Pad Loft." There is also a box with Barbie and Madison called "Dressed to Impress."
There are differences between the movie and the dolls:
- Chelsea's mermaid costume has a skirt instead of a tail.
- Barbie's wings on her butterfly costume and pants are blue and pink on the product art, and monarch colors are brown, orange, and brown in the movie, but her pants have flowers and are blue and pink on the doll.
- Madison's kitty cat costume has a tail and leopard pattern on the doll, but not in the movie.
- Nolee's guitar with her rockstar costume is purple, not red.
- Delancey doesn't have a veil with her genie costume in the movie.
- Kenzie's disco derby costume doesn't have graphics on the heart.
- Hudson's boxing costume didn't have headgear on the doll or a jacket in the movie.
- River's rocker costume didn't have a headset and a guitar in the movie.
- Sutton's doll had a dog instead of a cat, and his mask is in a different color.
This doll line, like Night on the Town, My Scene Goes Hollywood, Dressed to Impress, and I Love My Friends, includes rooted eyelashes.
Some of the DVDs contained a small movie poster. It is the same image that is used on the main menu.
Special features include two trailers; one for myscene.com, and the other one for the first My Scene PC/computer game.
This line was included in the Shopping Spree game.
There was a prototype of Chelsea dressed as an angel instead of a mermaid.