Reviewed by Helen Knight

A stick 21-minute production and a brief introduction to the lives of the five young teens. The DVD includes a couple of their music videos and interviews on their life as a successful pop group. The all-singing, all-dancing Jump5 have topped the Radio Disney charts in the US, travelled on tour with Aaron Carter and performed for the President and the First Lady at the White House - an impressive CV by anyone's standards. Their clean-cut image is very white middle class American, five blond-haired, blue-eyed beauties that look a little too cloned to be real. Mind you, two of the five are brother and sister, which might account for the similar looks. However immaculate they appear, it is still very refreshing to see a pop band with more behind them than pushy management. Jump5 are a wholesome alternative to today's mainstream pop group, who always seem to give in to public fights, drink, drugs and FHM front covers. While Jump5 don't say much about their faith, it is clear that their foundations are built on more than their glinting smiles.