Announcing the Project I’m Alive Amulet Contest

The docudrama Project I’m Alive will host an amulet contest during the month of November. An amulet is an ornament or small piece of jewelry thought to give protection against evil, danger, or disease. The Mission of Project I’m Alive is protection from sexual assault.

The prize winning amulet must be of circular design no more than two (2) inches in diameter that could have been created during humanity’s prehistoric era. It must be able to be worn around the neck and have central to its design 1 – 3 Apache Tears (Obsidian Stones).

Legend handed down from the suffering of the Apache Nation says that God so honored the suffering of Apache Women that their tears were suspended inside these stones. Obsidian is a black stone that is translucent. When held to the light, a purple glow seems suspended inside the stone.

Apache Tears (Obsidian Stones)

Contest Rules: Your entry says you are the legal owner of the creation submitted. Each submission must be preceded by a $5 entry fee to paypal. 

Your entry must be received by jpeg at projectimalive@gmail.com with a brief 120 words or less description of your entry no later than midnight November 30.

The winning entry will be announced by social media no later than 10^th of December and must present by first class mail the wining entry to project by the 15th of December. The winner will be entitled to appear in Project I’m Alive (travel and related expenses not provided), film credit, and earn 1% royalty on all future sales of the film and spin off products in perpetuity.

For further information or to raise questions, email projectimalive@gmail.com and visit the Project I’m Alive Blog at http://filmprojectimalive.com. 

Project I'm Alive is an Oscar Crawford Film.