It is produced by major record labels.

It is created by established composers.

It is typically more experimental and unconventional.

It is always composed for big-budget Hollywood films.

Using electronic music and synthesizers.

Incorporating elements of world music.

Reworking classical music pieces.

Hiring a large orchestra for the score.

It is always a limiting factor.

It is irrelevant to the creative process.

It can sometimes be a source of inspiration.

It is always a major obstacle.

It has made it more difficult for independent composers to get their work heard.

It has made it easier for independent composers to produce and distribute their music.

It has led to a decline in the quality of independent film music.

It has had no impact on independent film music.

It can enhance the film's overall atmosphere and mood.

It can help to establish the film's setting and time period.

It can be used to promote the film and generate buzz.

It can be more expensive than using mainstream film music.

To create music that is catchy and memorable.

To follow the director's instructions and vision.

To experiment with new and innovative sounds and techniques.

To write music that is primarily focused on commercial success.

Limited budgets.

Lack of recognition and exposure.

Creative differences with the director.

Having too much creative freedom.

By networking with other composers and filmmakers.

By creating a strong online presence.

By submitting their work to film festivals and competitions.

By focusing on writing music that is similar to mainstream film music.

It will continue to grow in popularity and influence.

It will be replaced by mainstream film music.

It will become more experimental and unconventional.

It will disappear completely.

Pulp Fiction.

Moonlight.

The Social Network.

The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring.

To select and license music for the film.

To work with the composer to create the film's score.

To oversee the recording and mixing of the music.

To promote the film's music to the public.

By joining a composers' union.

By signing a written agreement with the film's producers.

By registering their music with a copyright office.

By all of the above.

Limited budgets.

Lack of creative control.

Tight deadlines.

All of the above.

It has made it easier for independent film composers to get their music heard.

It has led to a decline in the demand for independent film music.

It has had no impact on the independent film music industry.

It has made it more difficult for independent film composers to get their music heard.

The Sundance Film Festival.

The Tribeca Film Festival.

The Independent Spirit Awards.

All of the above.