Haha, it's a valid question: the ownership of the movie is in pieces. Because the budget was so extremely low we had to break up portions of said ownership amongst a few people who were to help us make it possible. Most of the movie (and all creative rights) are owned by myself and producer, though.
The Kickstarter throw ins are pledges to make it happen, so we have to deliver Kickstarter-only DVDs when we're all said and done to those people.
As far as Production Structure, do you mean crew etc? If so, then most of the time it was maybe a crew of five including myself, and then for two big days (the last fight) we had about ten people or so to help out.
Some of the days it was just myself, my producer, an audio guy and make-up, so I'd have to setup lights etc and direct, and shoot. Crazy stuff, but it's fun regardless.
Three things that you probably never want to go without: Good audio guy with decent gear, Make-up for your talent (so that they feel comfortable in front of the camera), and a producer who can handle small tasks like making sure food's around, etc. Even though it's still hard with just those bare essentials, it's better than not having them at all.
Hope that answered it, but if there's anything else feel free to inquire! I'm a fairly open book. xD