Other: In the very beginning when we see Mitchie wake up, her hair is straight as a pin, and not the slightest bit messy. In no shot do we see her flat ironing her hair or doing something similar.

Continuity: When Brown pours water on Shane to wake him up, the wet patch on his clothes changes appearance between shots.

Continuity: When Mitchie and Mrs. Torres are sitting at the table watching the TV show about Shane's shenanigans, and then discuss the camp, the remote changes positions on the table/napkin between shots.

Continuity: In the beginning, Mitchie's mom closes the Camp Rock brochure twice.

Audio problem: When Mitchie and Shane Gray are singing "This is Me" at the end of final jam, about halfway through the song, Mitchie is heard singing the first verse in the background though her mouth is moving as if she was singing the chorus.

Continuity: In the scene where Mitchie and Kaitlyn are blowing up balloons for Connie, one shot shows Mitchie without a balloon. In the next shot, she hits Kaitlyn with a green balloon.

Visible crew/equipment: A camera is reflected in Shane's guitar. This is when he sings "Gotta find you" to Mitchie Torres, when the guitar is facing the camera, you can see it reflecting in its surface.

Continuity: When Shane walks into the camp's kitchen, the flour on Mitchie's face/hair changes between shots.

Revealing: When Mitchie is at her locker at school, Sierra walks up to her and there is a white marker line on the floor that she promptly steps on to speak to her friend.

Continuity: When Peggy is on stage performing, she is only using one hand to play her guitar (to strum) but she doesn't use her other hand to change the notes yet we still hear the notes changing. . .

Continuity: At the Beach Jam, Dee surprises everyone with Shane's bandmates and when the guys perform on stage Shane's mic/stand jump around during the song.

Revealing: When the Jonas Brothers are playing on stage, you can see that when they play their electric guitars, they are not even plugged in, yet they still work. . .