How to use the Screen Australia logo

Productions with funding from Screen Australia’s predecessor agencies delivered after 1 July 2008 should credit the new agency rather than the AFC, FFC and/or Film Australia. This applies to both film credits and marketing materials (print and web).

If film credits have already been completed with predecessor agency logo/s they can remain. However, if you can change them to credit Screen Australia at no cost, you should do so.

• Please download the Screen Australia Credits Guide and/or contact credits@screenaustralia.gov.au for required wording for crediting Screen Australia in conjunction with the logo.

Marketing materials produced after 1 July 2008 should credit Screen Australia even when film credits have been completed with AFC, FFC or FAL logos. If marketing materials are in process or it's possible to update them at no cost, the Screen Australia logo should be used.

On events or activities with Marketing support: Please refer to your funding contract for required acknowledgement, or contact marketing@screenaustralia.gov.au

USING THE LOGO

As an Australian Government statutory authority, Screen Australia must co-brand with the Australian Government.

The Screen Australia logo therefore has two components – the Australian Government coat of arms, and the words ‘SCREEN AUSTRALIA’ – which must be used as a single graphic item.

A range of file formats is available for download at right.

The logo should be reproduced in black or white only:

• in black on white or a light colour, or
• reversed to white out of black or a dark colour.
• It should be big enough so that the words 'Australian Government' and 'Screen Australia' are clearly legible.

What not to do - incorrect use of the logo

Please use the Screen Australia logo only in the formats provided and as displayed on this page. It is important not to:

• tilt or obscure it
• rearrange the design elements
• crop or edit it
• use multiple colours
• distort the logo's shape in width or height
• frame it
• add additional text and design elements
• construct the logo yourself from its component parts.
• If you have questions about logo use, please email communications@screenaustralia.gov.au

Please note: if you have received funding through the Indigenous Branch,
you should also display the two Indigenous flags in association with the Screen Australia logo. Contact the Indigenous Branch for more information:
indigenous@screenaustralia.gov.au