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PHOTO GALLERY: True/False box office opens for pass holders

Wednesday, February 24, 2010 | 9:15 p.m. CST; updated 9:51 p.m. CST, Wednesday, February 24, 2010

BY Katie Wood

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The True/False Film Festival box office opened Wednesday for pass holders. The box office opens Thursday at noon for regular ticket sales, and the festival kicks off Thursday night.

A decked-out Columbian talks with volunteers minutes before they began distributing tickets to True/False pass holders. The True/False box office at Ninth and Cherry Streets opened its doors at 5 p.m. Wednesday for pass holders.   ¦  Katie Wood

Customers picking up their passes at the True/False box office in downtown Columbia stop to check out the available merchandise on Wednesday. The box office opened at 5 p.m. for pass holders, and customers were lined up waiting for distribution twenty minutes prior.   ¦  Katie Wood

Volunteer Danielle Chastain hands out pens to pass holders to help speed up the process of picking up tickets on Wednesday. Chastain has been volunteering at the True/False Film Festival since it started seven years ago.   ¦  Katie Wood

This year’s True/False Film Festival pass holders picked up their tickets Wednesday at the T/F Box Office at the corner of Ninth and Cherry Streets in downtown Columbia. In order to keep the process moving quickly, coordinators prearranged all of the passes so volunteers could find them easily and deliver them to customers.   ¦  Katie Wood

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