![](pics/tff06mason/TFFDSC_0001nb.jpg) Mason's Hall Cinema. Telluride second smallest venue, 150-seats. Actually in the Mason's Hall.
![](pics/tff06mason/TFFDSC_0004nb.jpg) Looking in the port window. Booth is very small. 2 Century projectors, Christie Consoles and a Hortson 16mm projector.
![](pics/tff06mason/TFFDSC_0010nb.jpg) Christie console with the soundrack on the shelf in back.
![](pics/tff06mason/TFFDSC_0153nb.jpg) Mason's auditorium.
![](pics/tff06mason/TFFDSC_0155nb.jpg) Reverse shot. Projectionist balcony on left where projectionists and staff can watch the film.
![](pics/tff06mason/TFFDSC_0156nb.jpg) Entrance to Mason's hall. All venues have some sort of rain protection for the fist 30-people in line.
![](pics/tff06mason/TFFDSC_0157nb.jpg) Masons hall is above the Ace Hardware store.
![](pics/tff06mason/TFFDSC_0180nb.jpg) Film inspection/Rewind area is actually outside of booth, out in the hall.
![](pics/tff06mason/TFFprojmason.jpg) The Masons Hall featured the best projection team in the 2006 Telluride Film Festival. John Gadja, Brad Miller, Graef Allen and Barbara Grassia.
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