When the gifted videographer and digital media expert, Raoul Mutijima, came to me for a unique spin on a personal portfolio, I aimed to create something extraordinary. During our idea generation phase, a challenging question surfaced in my mind: "If one were to be prosecuted as a Christian, would they find adequate proof—the manifestations of the Holy Spirit—to establish your guilt?" This concept ignited a new idea: what if we paralleled this analogy with his work?— "If the authorities were after elite videographers, would there be substantial evidence—impressive works—to apprehend Raoul Mutijima?" Thus, an 'Arrest Warrant' portfolio concept took shape, encapsulating his proficiency within a court-room-inspired narrative. Recommendations transformed into 'witness accounts', projects served as 'incriminating evidence,' while his unquestionable skills faced 'trial.' Upholding this theme was a demanding task, but a continued focus on the vision assured unified branding. The outcome? A portfolio that does more than just present his work—it firmly establishes why engaging Raoul Mutijima isn’t merely an option; it’s a clear-cut decision.