Film Guide: The Dutch Tilt What is a Dutch Angle? the dutch tilt or dutch angle is a cinematic shot which tilts the camera to one side. this technique alters the horizon line so it is no longer parallel with the bottom of the frame. the dutch angle is primarily used to create a sense of unease or disorientation. taking the world off its axis, everything starts to feel a little off and commonly within cinema, everything starts to get a lot more interesting. Origin and History

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