Which type of camera shot creates an effect where the line of the horizon of the shot is not parallel with the screen, and is most often used to portray a dramatic effect of unease, disorientation and desperate action?

Question

bird’s-eye view shot
high-angle shot
insert shot
Dutch shot

Answer 1

The type of camera shot you are referring to is the Dutch shot (also known as a canted angle shot or tilted shot). This shot creates a tilted perspective, where the horizon line is not parallel with the bottom of the screen, and it is often used to convey a sense of unease, disorientation, or tension in a scene.