Frame Up
Also known as: Betrayal
- Studio
- Marvel Productions, Ltd
- Animation studio
- Toei Animation
- Distributor
- Sunbow Entertainment
Synopsis
The Misfits try to wreck a TV interview of Jem and the Holograms, but when that fails, they frame Jem for a robbery during a concert in Las Vegas.
Characters
Jerrica Benton/Jem, Aja Leith, Kimber Benton, Ashley, Shana Elmsford, Chrissie, Lela, Pizzazz/Phyllis Margaret Gabor, Anne, Roxy/Roxanne Pelligrini, Eric Raymond, Tech Rat, Rio Pacheco, Synergy, Jessica Sharp
Credits
Directing
- Director
- John Gibbs, T.C. Lennon, Ray Lee (Supervising Directors)
- Sequence Directors
- Gerry Chiniquy, Karen Peterson, Norm McCabe, Al Kouzel, Tom Ray, M. Flores Nichols, Bob Matz, Bob Kirk, Brad Case, Robert Shellhorn, Joan Case, Bob Treat, Warren Batchelder, Bill Exter
Producing
- Producer
- Gwen Wetzler, Will Meugniot, Marija Miletic Dail
- Executive Producers
- Joe Bacal, Margaret Loesch, Tom Griffin
Writing
- Writer
- Christy Marx
- Story Editor
- Roger Slifer
Voices
- Voice
- Samantha Newark (Jerrica Benton/Jem), Britta Phillips (Jem [Singing Voice]), Cathianne Blore (Aja Leith, Kimber Benton, Ashley), Cindy McGee (Shana Elmsford, Chrissie, Lela), Patricia Alice Albrecht (Pizzazz/Phyllis Margaret Gabor, Anne), Bobbie Block (Roxy/Roxanne Pelligrini), Charles Adler (as Charlie Adler) (Eric Raymond, Tech Rat), Michael Sheehan (Rio Pacheco), Marlene Aragon (Synergy), Ellen Bernfeld (Pizzazz), Alyssa Milano (Jessica Sharp)
- Additional Voices
- Tammy Amerson, Anne Bryant, S. Scott Bullock, Kimberlee Carlson, Catherine Cavadini, Walker Edmiston, Laurie Faso, Ed Gilbert, Desirée Goyette, Diva Gray, Michael Horton, Clyde Kusatsu, Keye Luke, Cathy Marcuccio, Ullanda McCullough, Jack Roth, Hazel Shermet, Tony St. James, Janice Tori, Florence Warner, Keone Young
Music
- Music
- Robert J. Walsh
- Title Songs by
- Kinder, Bryant
- Jem Songs by
- Kinder, Bryant
- Lyrics by
- Barry Harman
Editing
- Editor
- Al Breitenbach
- Supervising Editor
- Steven C. Brown
Crew
- Art Director
- Bill Dubay
- Background Design
- Dennis Venizelos, Bob Schaffer
- Voice Director
- Wally Burr
- Model Design
- Paula Lafond, Stephanie Pyren, Debra Pugh, Alex Diaz
- Layout Artist
- Ira Turek, Carol Police, Glen Vilppu, Jessie Santos
- Jem Main Title Created by
- Will Meugniot
- Effect Editors
- Richard Allen, John Detra, Jim Blodgett, Karen Doulac, Michael L. DePatie, Ron Fedele, Michael Tomack
- Music Editor
- Peter Collier
- Associate Producer, Sunbow Productions
- Roger Slifer
- Post Production Supervisor, Sunbow Productions
- Sean Sullivan
- Production Manager, Sunbow Productions
- Carole Weitzman
- Production Associate, Sunbow Productions
- Michael Charles Hill
- Animation Coordinator, Sunbow Productions
- Gemma Maver
- Director of Production
- Jim Graziano
- Production Manager
- Beth Gunn-Osborn
- Creative Director
- Jay Bacal
- Telecine Supervisor
- Sarah Swiskow
Companies and other credits
- Layout Artist: XAM! Productions
- Layout Artist: Inc
- © 1985 Sunbow Productions
- Inc
- © 1985 Wildstar Music
- Inc
- © 1985 Starwild Music
- Inc
- Distributed by: SUNBOW PRODUCTIONS INTERNATIONAL
- All Rights Reserved
Production notes
Following it's success on the syndicated series Super Sunday, Jem was expanded to a full series show. The fifteen episodes aired on Super Sunday were combined to form the first five episodes of this full series.
Jerrica Benton is a young businesswoman who turns into outrageous rock star Jem with the help of her hologram-projecting earrings and computer Synergy. She and her band, The Holograms, come up against competition from the Misfits and the Stingers.
Part 4 of mini-series.
Alterate title of episode: "Betrayal."
Jerrica Benton is a young businesswoman who turns into outrageous rock star Jem with the help of her hologram-projecting earrings and computer Synergy. She and her band, The Holograms, come up against competition from the Misfits and the Stingers.
Part 4 of mini-series.
Alterate title of episode: "Betrayal."