Guest Post: How I Made a Feature Film for Under $10,000 With A Crew of Two|Filmmakers,Film Industry, Film Festivals, Awards & Movie Reviews | Indiewire Lance Karasti is a first-time filmmaker who shot his first film, "Cult," a dark drama that explores mental illness, sibling relationships, and youth in power, for $10,000 on a Canon 7D in his parents' house. The crew consisted of two people (when actors weren't in shots, they would temporarily become crew members); below, Karasti explains how he pulled off the low-budget production, which is now available on Vimeo on Demand. "You're crazy," is something I got used to hearing after telling people I was going to make a feature film for under $10,000 with a crew of two people in less than two weeks. The resulting movie, "Cult" is now completed and available but I don't believe I proved them wrong. If you want to make a feature film at a young age (without a studio budget), you...