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Flyer is seeking a Studio Director to run the shop, align priorities, and translate client needs into actionable work for the team. You will hire, build the bench, and ensure the right people are on the right projects while managing expectations with clients and internal stakeholders.
You don’t need to be the top designer, but you must speak the language, foresee what a project requires to execute, and identify issues before they become problems.
COMPANY: Flyer
JOB TITLE: Studio Director
DATE: July 2026
REPORTS TO: Ryan Zatcoff, President
NUMBER OF HOURS : 40 hours/week, Full Time
Flyer is a creative production company. We design key art, build websites, and create marketing materials at every scale, from banner ads to theater signage.
This role runs the shop. You’re managing who’s working on what and why, translating client needs into priorities the team can act on right now. You’re hiring, building the bench, and making sure the right people are on the right projects. A good portion of your time will be spent managing expectations in both directions, with clients and internally. It’s a lot of plates, and the plates don’t stop.
You don’t need to be the best designer in the room, but you need to speak the language. You should be able to walk into any creative conversation, understand what a project actually requires to execute, and know when something is off before it becomes a problem.
We’re a company in motion. That means you’ll be building processes as you go and making calls without a complete picture sometimes. We want someone who finds that energizing.
We’d love for you to show up with a network of creative professionals you already know and trust, people you’d be genuinely excited to bring in as the team grows.
We’re also trying to stay ahead of tools that help creative teams work smarter, especially on the production and layout side. If you’ve been paying attention to what’s out there and have real opinions about it, that matters to us.
If you haven’t actually run a studio before, this role probably isn’t the right fit. But if you have, we’d love to hear about a specific moment where everything went sideways and what you did about it. That’s the application.