Privacy Policy
Effective Date: [1/27/2021]
At www.jamesletsgo.com (Bad Creative James), we are dedicated to protecting your privacy. This policy explains how we collect, use, and protect your information when you engage with our content, including events, workshops, and digital resources. By accessing our website or participating in our programs, you agree to the terms outlined below.
1. Information Collection
We collect personal information directly from you when you subscribe to our newsletter, register for events, purchase a product, or engage with our digital resources. This may include your name, email address, and other contact details to keep you informed and connected to our offerings. Additionally, we may collect non-personal information, such as browser type and device information, to optimize your experience on our site.
2. Use of Information
The information we collect allows us to provide you with relevant updates, event announcements, and exclusive offers. Your information enables us to communicate directly with you, ensuring that you receive the latest content and resources to support your creative journey. We do not share, sell, or lease your personal information to third parties without your consent, except as required by law.
3. Data Protection
We take data protection seriously. All personal information is securely stored and protected from unauthorized access through industry-standard measures. We implement physical, electronic, and administrative safeguards to maintain data integrity. While we strive to protect your personal information, please be aware that no security system is impenetrable. Should any data breach occur, we will promptly notify you according to applicable regulations.
4. Cookies and Tracking Technologies
Our website may use cookies and similar tracking technologies to enhance user experience, analyze website traffic, and personalize content. Cookies are small data files stored on your device. By continuing to use our site, you consent to the use of cookies. You may adjust your browser settings to block cookies; however, this may limit some functionalities of our website.
5. Your Rights
You have the right to access, modify, or delete your personal information at any time. Should you wish to make changes or inquire further about our data handling practices, please contact us directly at [Your Email Address]. We respect your privacy rights and will promptly respond to your requests as required by applicable privacy laws.
Contact Information
For questions or concerns about this policy, please reach out to us at [Your Contact Information].
Thank you for trusting us with your information. We are committed to transparency and to safeguarding your privacy.
James A. Bogans III is a poster child for unconventionality. As an artist, writer, creator, mentor and pastor, James combines each skill he has to share the good news and inspire people to find their purpose & identity through creativity. Born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland, James saw firsthand what an imaginative mind could do for a family. His parents dedicated their lives to moving James and his older brother, Marquise, out of the city of Baltimore and into a better environment. James’ parents were also born and raised in Baltimore and had never seen another city. Still, they imagined a life for their sons that they had not seen with their own eyes. This taught James the power of imagination and the part creativity plays in it.
At the age of 14, James and his family moved to Atlanta, Georgia to this imagined dream by his parents. James developed a love for music, film, literature and poetry early on. The move to Georgia cultivated that love. At 16, a few of his poetry pieces were published. At 17 he began recording and performing music around the city of Atlanta. At 19, he was discovered and put into a group called The Alliance, performing the regional hit song “Tatted Up” featuring Fabo of D4L. One week before signing contracts with the group and Asylum Records under the umbrella of Warner Bros, James and the group's manager had a creative disagreement that would lead James to resign from the group.
Disappointed at a missed opportunity, all wasn’t exactly lost because while in the group, James learned about audio engineering. That led to James starting his own recording studio and a career as a sound technician. Mostly cultivating the sound of independent artists, James also had the privilege of engineering for some of our favorite recording artists of this generation.
During that time, James’ love for literature blossomed as he began editing novels and writing his own under an alias. That opened the door for voiceover work and audiobook production. And that opened the door for him to show his love for film by editing and producing video. James has been a writer for 25 years, an artist for 20 years, an audio engineer for 15 years, a sound technician for 13 years, video producer/editor for 12 years, book editor for 10 years and a public speaker for 7 years. A creative swiss army knife, James believes that art opens up the most beautiful parts of ourselves and the world.
At the top of 2022, James stepped into the unlikely office of becoming a pastor. Already stricken with unconventionality, James would wander into a whole new world of tradition that he'd spend every second breaking for sake of bringing creative believers into a relationship with Christ. He'd share his peculiar story in a book released later on that year entitled "Bad Pastor: Journey of a Creative Believer". Whether he's creating for himself or someone else, it's James' mission to illuminate a path in which creative people can discover the most powerful parts of themselves and their relationship with God. He's recognized as so many things, but at the culmination of it all, James is a creative luminary seeking to change the world.
