Tyler Lindemier
Visual Designer & Program Coordinator
Tyler Lindemier is a full-time visual designer, program coordinator, and educator for marching bands and indoor ensembles across the country. Backed by a degree in Elementary Education from Eastern Michigan University, Tyler pairs educational strategy with dynamic visual design to create drill that is easy to teach and rewarding to perform.
Tyler’s educational leadership includes serving as Visual Coordinator for Plymouth-Canton Educational Park (BOA Regional Finalist and Grand National Semi-Finalist) and former Visual Caption Head/Designer for Walled Lake Central (BOA Regional AAA Champion, WGI Scholastic World Finalists).
Tyler has previously taught with The Cavaliers, Carolina Crown, Boston Crusaders, Blue Knights, Madison Scouts, and the Troopers. His indoor and international design credentials include work with Cap City Percussion (WGI Independent World Finalist), consultation with Redline Percussion, and Jubal Drum & Bugle Corps/Winds (2018 Drum Corps Europe Champions)
Tyler is also a staff writer for Six To Five Productions, a music production company for marching bands, drum corps, and indoor percussion ensembles.
Tyler lives in Westland, MI with his wife, Kelsey. Off the field, they can be found at a Detroit Red Wings game, or raising service dogs for Leader Dogs for the Blind.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. Rehearsal time is precious, so I write drill with a teach-first mindset. Every set is written with the mindset of “Would I be happy to teach this if I were receiving this set?”. By prioritizing smart, grid based staging over overly complex clutter, your students learn their sets faster, clean them sooner, and spend less time standing on the field trying to decode shapes.
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You receive printable coordinate sheets, drill charts (PDF), production maps, and uploaded files for Ultimate Drill Book (UDB) or other mobile apps. Pyware files are available upon request.
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Every show is custom-staged around your exact roster and instrumentation. I prioritize appropriate musical staging, focusing on providing your students with the best opportunities to play their instruments at the highest levels.
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For major or structural rewrites, pricing is calculated transparently based on the scope of the change:
Rewrite Fee = (% of show rewritten) × 15% × (Total Show Design Cost)
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Once your contract is signed, you'll submit your ideal delivery dates for each movement via an automated onboarding form. As long as your complete intake materials (scores, audio, and production notes) are submitted at least two weeks prior to each target date, your delivery dates are locked and guaranteed. Typically, Lindemier Design clients receive completed materials in advance of their requested dates.
If show materials arrive inside that 14-day window, your show goes into priority production immediately upon receipt and is delivered as close to your target date as possible, so you are never left waiting on the field.