Premiere Pro free rights usage in short film

Question

I am a filmmaker and I am making a short film about an editor. There will be many shorts of hiim editing, and since it is industry standard, I want him on Premiere Pro. I looked up the fair usage policy, but that doesn't seem to answer for people depicting the logo in a film. For reference, this short will be submitted to festivals, but will not make money. 
 
Is it legal to show the Premiere Pro logo and application within the context of a short film under these conditions?

Kevin J. Monahan Jr. · Accepted Answer

Hi @Wes34984338oltm,

You can check out this web page: https://www.adobe.com/legal/permissions.html. That should guide you. As far as specific advice, most of the people I could ask about this are at Sundance right now. If I could ask for your patience, I could probably get more concise info for you. It may take some time. Would that be OK?

Thanks,
Kevin

R Neil Haugen · Answer

For just showing the editor at work on Premiere, nothing would be needed ... that's done all the time of course all over web, streaming, and other usage.

To show the Adobe PrPro logo as a screen by itself ... that would be like Peru Bob suggests, something to get advice about doing.

@Kevin-Monahan ... what's the protocols for this type of use?

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