Ed Lammi

Ed Lammi has recently retired as Executive Vice President, Production for Sony Pictures Television (SPT). In this role since 1995, Lammi has supervised production of live-action and animated series in all day-parts. His oversight includes primetime comedies, dramas, reality and non-scripted programming, telefilms, game shows, talk shows as well as animated programming. Lammi joined the studio in 1988 as Vice President in Charge of Production of multi-camera videotaped series. He was later promoted to Senior Vice President before assuming his most recent role as head of the department.

Most recently, Lammi has been closely involved with the drama series "SWAT",
"The Boys", "Better Call Saul", "Wheel of Time", "Outlander", "For All Mankind", "Accused", "Breaking Bad", "Justified", "Pan Am", and many others. Comedy series include: "The Goldbergs", "Twisted Metal", "Cobra Kai", "Rules of Engagement", "Happy Endings" and "Community". In addition, Lammi was involved with the syndicated "Wheel of Fortune", "Jeopardy", "Dr. Oz", "Shark Tank", "The Sing-Off" and other non-scripted shows, as well as SPT animation "The Boondocks", "Good Times" and "Sausage Party".

Prior to joining SPT, Lammi worked in a variety of production capacities such as production manager, associate producer, or producer for various television series and feature films. Lammi's work has been honored with a Cine Golden Eagle, a Los Angeles area Emmy Award, and a Cable Ace Award. A native of Pittsburgh, PA, Lammi graduated with a bachelor of Arts Degree in English from Penn State University, where he began his television career at the school's Public Broadcasting affiliate WPSX-TV.