
A 30-second brand film
30s, 15s and 9:16 versions · Editing, motion design and sound
Built from kitchen and festival footage with bold kinetic typography and a custom sound mix, plus a 15-second cut and a vertical 9:16 version for social.
Corporate · Case study
Creative and business intelligence work for a Brazilian barbecue group in Sydney, with restaurants in Zetland, Dee Why and Maroubra and a festival arm that cooks over open fire.
Creative work

Event design
Proposal
Brand & print
Training
30s, 15s and 9:16 versions · Editing, motion design and sound
Built from kitchen and festival footage with bold kinetic typography and a custom sound mix, plus a 15-second cut and a vertical 9:16 version for social.

3D model and renders · Elevations and site plan to scale
The outlet designed for the group’s Sydney Royal Easter Show 2027 application: day and evening renders, a cooking-line detail and dimensioned plans that follow the show’s site rules.

Structure, copy and layout · Print-ready files
The printed portfolio that went with the application, telling the story of the outlet, the cooking theatre and the menu, laid out in InDesign and prepared for print.

A0 menus at 300 dpi · Flame Burger Factory logo
A0 menu boards designed to be read from the back of a festival queue, and the logo for Flame Burger Factory, the group’s burger brand.

4 manuals · English and Portuguese · Custom illustrations
Four manuals for the Zetland kitchen, each in English and Portuguese, with a custom illustration set so every step is clear at a glance.
Food photography and festival footage that appear in these designs are not by GusPalette.
In detail

3D detail of the rotisserie line.

Dimensioned drawing of the frontage.

Cooking, service and storage to scale.

"The cooking is the shopfront."

What the customer is handed.

The full rig.

A0, read from the back of the queue.

Logo for the group’s burger brand.

Inside page: protective equipment.

Custom icons for the operations app.
Business intelligence
Behind the brand, one personalised BI system brings the whole group's data together, so every decision starts from the same numbers.
What we built
Financial figures and internal data belong to the client and are not shown.
Point of sale, delivery, rostering, accounting and banking data brought together through APIs and automated imports.
Raw data kept as received, clear business rules on top, and every report reading from the same source.
Performance by store, event and month, with budget against actual, for owners and managers.
One click refreshes the data and exports the management report pack.
A stock, purchasing and stocktake app designed for every site, with its own illustrated icon set.
Every rule and decision written down, so the team can run and improve the system.

A single film or menu, or a full BI system: tell us what your business needs and we'll come back with a clear plan.