Raise Your Voice is an American drama film that was released in 2004 (see 2004 in film). It was directed by Sean McNamara, and stars Hilary Duff. Oliver James, David Keith, and Dana Davis co-star. The film tells the story of a young woman from a small town who spends the summer at a performing arts school in Los Angeles against her father's will. The film was scathed by critics and flopped at the Box Office.

Tagline: Don't hold back. Don't give up.

Terri Fletcher, the main character, loves to sing. Her older brother is her inspiration and practically her best friend. Her parents, although supportive believe there are more important things. One night while going to a concert with her brother, they get in a car crash. Although, Terri's only result is the haunting memory, her brother dies. After the tragedy she gives up her dream and scholarship of going to a popular L.A. music school. She gives in and asks her father who 'absoulutly No!' Her mother decides otherwise and sends Terri off to go on vacation with her aunt. At least thats what they tell her father, as she sets off to L.A. to achieve her dreams. While going to Bristol-Hillman Conservatory, Terri experiences difficulty fitting in and a love with Jay. In the end, after a lot of hardwork and bad times, Terri wins the guy, proves herself talented, and brings the good out of the stuck-up Robin.