The London-based former FilmStruck executive will oversee development, management and operation of the TV streaming services outside of the Americas.
AMC Networks’ Acorn TV, North America’s largest streaming service for British and international television, has expanded its international team with the appointment of Kerensa Samanidis to the newly created role of general manager of Acorn TV International.
Last year, Acorn TV expanded into dozens of territories, including Mexico, Spain, Scandinavia, Argentina, Australia, and New Zealand. Kerensa will report to Matthew Graham, general manager of Acorn TV. “We’re thrilled to have Kerensa join the Acorn TV family and grow our international subscribership," said Graham. "Since launching in dozens of territories last year, we’ve seen extraordinary worldwide interest in the service and its first-rate catalogue of exclusive international dramas, mysteries, and comedies. With Kerensa’s past success with streaming services, we expect her to play a vital role in our continued international growth.
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