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Our organization's logo is an important part of our brand. It represents our identity and is a valuable piece of intellectual property. Allowing other entities to use our logo can give the impression that we favor or endorse them. In some situations, it can even mean we have legal liability. So, we are careful with its use.

Generally, Sunscreen does not grant permission for use of its organizational logo to third parties without express permission. However, there are a few exceptions, such as a third-party business, hosting a Sunscreen-related event (e.g., educational events, screenings, etc.), or a sponsorship partner using the Sunscreen logo for the marketing and advertising of a Sunscreen or co-sponsored event.

For those requiring the Sunscreen logo for the uses described above, you may contact Sunscreen's Creative Director by using the form below. Be advised that in doing so, you understand and agree to Sunscreen's branding guidelines, which is crucial to ensuring proper and effective use of brand elements.

By familiarizing oneself with these guidelines, individuals and organizations can maintain consistency and integrity in representing the Sunscreen Film Festival brand. These terms outline specific rules regarding logo usage, color schemes, typography, and other visual elements that define the brand identity. Adhering to these guidelines not only helps in maintaining brand recognition and professionalism but also prevents misuse or misrepresentation that could dilute the brand's impact. It ensures that all communications, whether internal or external, align with the brand's values and objectives, thereby enhancing overall brand equity and perception.

We strongly recommend that you download and view the Sunscreen Branding Style Guide before contacting our Creative Director to request a download link. Improper usage of the Sunscreen logo is a violation of Sunscreen's trademark and may result in an immediate request to terminate the usage of the Sunscreen logo.

Unauthorized and improper use of the Sunscreen logo is a violation of trademark law and may result in legal action.

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