To imply that the on-screen world is somehow out of balance, filmmakers may photograph a subject with a ________, which tilts the camera from its normal horizontal and vertical position.

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A Dutch-angle shot tilts the camera from its normal horizontal and vertical position, creating a sense of visual imbalance or unease in the shot. This technique is commonly used to convey a subjective or disorienting point of view. High-angle, extreme low-angle, zoom, and subjective POV shots can also convey a sense of imbalance or disorientation, but the specific description of "tilting the camera from its normal horizontal and vertical position" is unique to the Dutch-angle shot.

To Imply That the On-Screen World Is Somehow Out of Balance