Vinessa Shaw Starring in Dark Mythic 'Siren' (Exclusive)

Getty Images Vinessa Shaw is starring in Siren, an indie which marks the directorial debut of feature and TV scribe Jesse Peyronel. Siren can be a dark modern romantic mythic of a girl getting a really unique curse: her scent makes her irresistible to all or any males. Peyronel written the script couple of years ago and was gone after direct after being inspired by seeing his pals and fellow filmmakers succeed as of this past year's Sundance with movies for instance Appear of my Voice and Constantly. The script elevated its roots from Peyronel's fascination with favorite anecdotes, Greek classics and, intriguingly, comics. "It's really a grounded intimate have a look at anyone who has a distinctive ability but examined in the personal way," states Peyronel. "It's takes a more look at an X-Males-style energy." PHOTOS: Billy Burke Versus. Lily Collins Projects: Anatomy from the Snow White-colored Smackdown Music and color is playing a effective role inside the movie. Peyronel, when casting and staffing the film, sent the script getting a packet that incorporated not only photos in the look he was choosing for but furthermore a web link with a playlist that might be required directly into while reading through through. He used one chart showing how a tone of movie changes from mythic to romance to thriller. Rounding the Siren cast are Make the most of Kazinsky (Off-shoreline Rim) Bess Wohl (CSI:NY) and Ross Partridge (The Off-Several hours). Meg Thomson (us us dot the i) and Ludo Poppe (Peking Express) of Eccho Media are coming up with the film, that's shooting in Massachusetts. Shaw starred with Joaquin Phoenix and Gwyneth Paltrow in James Gray's Two Fanatics and counts 3:10 to Yuma as well as the recent Chris Evans movie Puncture as her credits. Peyronel is repped by Gersh while Shaw is repped by ICM. Joaquin Phoenix