Serial season 1 episode 1
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This document summarizes key elements of Serial Season 1 Episode 1, including: - Music is used to set themes and draw in listeners, but copyright permission is needed. - Dialogue introduces Serial and provides context for the missing girl's case. The episode aims to understand what happened to her. - Interviews were conducted to learn people's whereabouts and determine who may have been involved in her disappearance. - Phone-ins allowed people unable to meet in person to share information. They were limited to 5 minutes to avoid overlapping. - An aural motif in the form of repetitive incidental music made sections more familiar and branded the podcast.
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