Corporate · For businesses
Brand films, event outlets, proposals, menus and training manuals on the creative side. Reporting, dashboards and automation on the data side. One partner who understands how your business actually runs.
Case study
Brazilian Flame is a Brazilian barbecue group in Sydney: restaurants in Zetland, Dee Why and Maroubra, a central warehouse, and a catering and festival arm that cooks over open fire at events like Meatstock and Vivid Sydney.
Working in-house, Augusto covered both sides of the business: the creative work that sells it, and the business intelligence that keeps it on track. Everything on this page comes from that work.
Creative work
From a 30-second film to a 46-page proposal, every piece was made for a real business need.
A 30-second brand film built from kitchen and festival footage with bold kinetic typography, plus a 15-second cut and a vertical 9:16 version for Instagram and TikTok.
A full outlet design for the group’s application to the Sydney Royal Easter Show 2027, modelled on the real kit: day and evening renders, a cooking-line detail and dimensioned plans that follow the show’s site rules.
The printed portfolio that went with the application, telling the story of the outlet, the cooking theatre, the menu, staffing, power, sustainability and operations, with a full print specification for a digital press.
A0 menu boards designed to be read from the back of a festival queue, and a complete identity for Flame Burger Factory, the group’s burger brand: logo, badge versions and menu.
Plate-building, food safety, cleaning and workplace safety manuals for the Zetland kitchen, each in English and Portuguese, with a custom illustration set so every step can be followed at a glance during service.
Footage and stills from Meatstock, Vivid Sydney and Brazilian music festivals, sorted into a library by theme (fire, food, service, signage and scale) and reused across social posts, proposals and the brand film.
In detail
A closer look at the outlet drawings, proposal spreads, menus and manuals.
The outlet lit for night trade at the Easter Show.
Dimensioned drawing of the frontage and counters.
Cooking line, service run and storage to scale.
Rotating cradles and hanging cuts above charcoal.
"The cooking is the shopfront."
What the customer is handed.
The full rig, several times a season.
Badge logo for the group’s burger brand.
Menu for the Flame Burger Factory range.
Every component, weight and position.
What to clean, and how often.
Personal protective equipment, illustrated.
Custom icons for the operations app.
The scale of a festival day.
Business intelligence
Nine systems. Three stores, a warehouse and a festival arm. One reporting model everyone can trust.
How the data flows
Raw data lands untouched, a rules layer cleans and classifies it, and every dashboard reads from the layer beneath it. When a number looks wrong, you can see exactly where.
Financial figures belong to the client and are not shown here.
What was built
Each one answers questions the source systems couldn't answer on their own.
Weekly, monthly and year-to-date results for every store, compared against benchmarks with traffic-light status, and a full P&L cascade per site: sales, labour, cost of goods, prime cost, rent and profit.
Supplier invoices, payments and bank data mapped through clear rules into each store’s operating costs, governed by a supplier register that decides how every cost is classified and treated.
Hour-by-hour labour-versus-sales heatmaps from rostering data, plus a model that projects the effect of pay-rate changes across the whole team before they happen.
The full-year budget rebuilt inside the reporting model and wired to live actuals, so managers can see variance while the month is still running, not after it closes.
Warehouse-to-store transfer valuation and margin, meat-waste benchmarking by site, and one standard P&L structure for every festival and catering job.
A library of VBA routines that imports data, refreshes every dashboard and exports the multi-page PDF report pack in one click, with data pulled from the Xero and Deputy APIs.
Internal tools
One system for stock, purchasing and stocktakes across seven establishments, built to replace a spreadsheet-based app.
For your business
How we work
We start with how your business really runs: your systems, your people and the questions you need answered.
A clear scope, timeline and format for every deliverable, agreed before anything is built.
Film, design or reporting made in stages, with regular check-ins so you see progress early.
Files, documentation and a walkthrough, so your team can keep using it without us.
Work with us
Tell us what you need, from a single film or menu to a full reporting system, and we'll come back with a clear plan.
