Mise-en-scène encompasses all the visual elements of a film, including the composition of the shot, the lighting, the color palette, and the movement of the camera.

Backlighting is typically used to create a dramatic effect, and is less commonly used in independent filmmaking due to its technical difficulty and the need for additional lighting equipment.

Editing is the process of selecting and arranging shots to create a coherent sequence, and is a crucial step in the filmmaking process.

Dolly shots are typically used to create a sense of movement or to follow a character or object, and are less commonly used in independent filmmaking due to the need for specialized equipment.

Mise-en-scène encompasses all the visual elements of a film, including the composition of the shot, the lighting, the color palette, and the movement of the camera, and is responsible for the overall look and feel of the film.

Dialogue is not a sound design technique, but rather a component of the script.

Sound Design is the process of recording and mixing sound for a film, and is responsible for creating the overall soundscape of the film.

Color grading is the overall process of manipulating the colors in a film, and encompasses color correction, color enhancement, and color manipulation.

Visual effects is the overall process of adding visual elements to a film that were not captured during filming, and encompasses special effects, CGI, and motion graphics.

Stop motion animation is a technique that involves physically manipulating objects and photographing them one frame at a time, and is less commonly used in independent filmmaking due to its time-consuming nature.

Filmmaking is the overall process of creating a film, and encompasses all aspects of the filmmaking process, from pre-production to post-production.

Casting is typically done during pre-production, but is less common in independent filmmaking due to budget constraints and the need to work with non-professional actors.

Distribution is the process of preparing a film for release, and encompasses marketing, publicity, and exhibition.

Theatrical release is less common for independent films due to the high costs associated with distribution and the limited number of screens available.

Marketing is the overall process of promoting a film to the public, and encompasses publicity, advertising, and promotion.