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Dutch Angle
The horizon tilts and the viewer loses their footing.
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How this one runs
From text · 5s · 16:9 · KLING 2.6
What this effect is
The camera rolls about twenty degrees on its own axis, so the horizon tips and the frame never quite settles. Inherited from German Expressionism, it now signals fear, intoxication, or the moment something has gone wrong.
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