the forgotten - "Railroad Jane" -- After a female skull is discovered near a railroad track, The Forgotten Network canvasses the area in search of the remaining bones. Information retrieved from an artificial kneecap takes the team to the Doe's only remaining relative, her sister, who is in a coma as a result of a horrific attack. Further developments lead the team to believe that these sisters may have taken on false identities. If they were leading new lives, whom were they running from? What secrets is the coma preventing Jane Doe's sister from telling? And will the person responsible for these vicious acts come back and finish the job?, on "the forgotten," TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3 (10:01-11:00 p.m., ET) on ABC. (ABC/RICHARD FOREMAN) CHRISTIAN SLATER, ROCHELLE AYTES.
Fledgling series, the forgotten has a distinctive look that seems to breathe life into the show’s subject matter of giving identities to unknown deceased bodies.
How do they do it? According to this mini-doc just released by ABC, the forgotten’s look is due to the cinematographer, David Stockton, who understands how to create a mood.
Though the documentary is clearly a promotional vehicle, the artful way Stockton evokes emotion is stunningly impressive.
Click onto video to see how the forgotten creates its mood with the help of cinematographer, David Stockton.
the forgotten airs Tuesday nights, 10:00 p.m. ET/PT on ABC.
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