Tammy Nguyen Lee is a producer, filmmaker and actor. She is currently the Director of Development and Distribution for Original Programming at AMS Pictures. Prior to that, she worked at Revolution Studios and became Director of Development promoted to Managing Director of The Mine, LLC., a music video and commercial production company.  In 2007, she founded ATG Against The Grain Productions, a non-profit production company that also raises money for Vietnamese orphanages and organizations dedicated to Asian American education and culture. She is a firm believer in giving back to the community and has served in a variety of leadership roles, including as Miss Asian American Texas. In addition to serving on the Board of Women in Film.Dallas, she continues to be involved with several non-profit groups, including APEX (Asian Professional Exchange), Visual Communications, and as a speaker for the Monster Diversity Leadership Conference. Tammy is currently producing the documentary "Operation Babylift: The Lost Children of Vietnam," a retrospective and dramatic story about the orphans that were adopted by American families after the Vietnam War.  (www.TheBabylift.com).

She graduated with a B.A. in Cinema from Southern Methodist University's Meadows School of the Arts and an MFA from UCLA's Producers Program.  Her first films, "Lunar Cycles," "First Slow Burn" (starring "Angel" star Amy Acker) and "Yellow" have screened at Dallas Video Festival, Asian Film Festival of Dallas, and San Diego Asian Film Festival. Repped by The Horne Agency, her acting credits span from movies, television, commercials, industrials, and national print campaigns. She is a recipient of the  Women In Film.Dallas College Scholarship, a twice over Finalist in the Producers Guild sponsored UCLA Marketplace competition, and was awarded the Mickey Dude Diversity Fellowship. She loves to cook, eat, travel, and spend time with her husband and miniature schnauzers, Oscar & Emmy.