Raise Your Voice is an American drama film released in 2004. It was directed by Sean McNamara and stars Hilary Duff. Oliver James, Lauren Mayhew, David Keith, and Dana Davis co-star. The film tells the story of a teenage girl from Flagstaff, Arizona who spends the summer at a performing arts school in Los Angeles against her father's will. It received mainly poor reviews from critics and did not live up to box office expectations garnering just $13,573,284.

The film was originally conceived by New Line Cinema music executive Mitch Rotter and pitched as a "Christian Music Project." Evan Rachel Wood was originally cast as Terri, but she had to drop out because of scheduling conflicts. The film features songs from Duff's album Hilary Duff, which was released in the U.S. a week before Raise Your Voice; the songs featured are "Fly", "Someone's Watching over Me" and "Jericho".

Raise Your Voice was the first live-action film to air on The CW, having aired on Thanksgiving Day 2007.