Jennifer Lopez has dumped a behind-the-scenes documentary of a music album recording after she was reportedly filmed shouting at the crew.

The singer's record label Sony secured director D.A. Pennebaker - who shot Bob Dylan's acclaimed documentary "Don't Look Back' - to film the superstar making her Rebirth album, the Internet Media Database reported.

But the "Monster-in-Law" beauty was unhappy with the end result - even though Sony executives and her managers thought the film was perfect, reports America's Radar magazine.

A source said: "Sony was thrilled with the finished product. So too were J Lo's managers, who felt it captured the Jennifer they knew so well. She was 'stunned' by her depiction, complaining angrily about the sound of her voice and about scenes showing her abusing his employees."