Sponsor & Social Media Guidelines

 

  • The name of the event is the 30th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards®. The only acceptable nicknames are the Screen Actors Guild Awards® or the SAG Awards®. It is NEVER acceptable to call it the SAGs.
  • The official hashtag is #sagawards.
  • The name of the statuette presented to the honorees is The Actor®.
  • Photographs or video that include talent that are taken at the SAG Awards or at any of our pre-show events may not be posted on social media directly by sponsors. Sponsors may re-post photos or video with talent that were initially posted by media outlets or by the SAG Awards.
  • No posts may imply a product endorsement by any individual actor or group of actors.
  • Sponsors may not incorporate any of the following into their posts without prior written approval: SAG Awards logos, a likeness of The Actor® statuette, or any person intended to be misconstrued as a SAG Awards nominee or winner.
  • Do not give preference or special attention to any one nominee. All nominees in a category are peers who are treated equally and are given equal amounts of attention.
  • The SAG Awards reminds you to follow the FTC Social Media Guidelines [16 C.F.R. Part 255].

 

Please note: The performers union that presents the Screen Actors Guild Awards is SAG-AFTRA. Since the merger of Screen Actors Guild and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists in 2012, SAG as a stand-alone entity no longer exists.

 

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