The statement ‘once a cheater, always a cheater’ refers to various motives for cheating — qualities that make him or her more likely to be an infidel. Several individual risk factors have been identified, including Men are more likely to commit infidelity than women, most of all because men have more testosterone, which makes them want to have or desire sexual pleasure from women.
People with less conscious and less pleasant characteristics are more likely to commit immoral behavior than individuals who are high on these characteristics. Some religious and conservative leaders have less risk of being unfaithful than others because they have more traditional beliefs.
People often lie and or cheat in relationships — because they display characteristics that are not satisfying for their partnership themselves. Such people reduce or remove their intention to deceive by being interested in a well-pairing relationship.ed to relationships themselves need to be investigated whether they are transparent. All this ties into the story well, because we are aware that Zamokuhle is being cheated on by Kevin it is even illustrated in the script where Kevin is secretly on the phone with his second significant other.
I deem this meaningful to myself because this like this happens regularly I have witnessed and been in a relationship with a cheating partner and this can have a deep emotional toll on you. Many of us claim to be happy in life rather than to live life. It’s easier for us to say that we feel good about ourselves than to admit that we don’t.
Contentment, after all, requires no action. We will try to avoid difficult choices necessary to change our current situation by convincing ourselves when we are not happy. We don’t have to face the risks, fears, and possible disapproval we could face from friends, loved ones, and colleagues If we pretend that everything is all okay. We do not have to say to our partner that we are no longer in love or happy in our relationship with him or her.
We try very hard to claim that in our lives everything is fine while we know that it can be far from reality. We have spent so long trying to adapt to society and people around us that we lose our ability to listen to our hearts. Is it really necessary for us to wonder if our spouse or partner still loves us? Can we even ask ourselves if we’re happy?
The fact is, something inside us knows the answer already. The answer is more often than not that we have to first ask the question. We know when we are genuinely happy. And we know that, too, if we aren’t. Overall I believe some if not the majority of the audience can relate to our film because we’ve all been in these types of situations.
My first impression of the script was that I felt a bit confused and I understood the script to a certain point, but there was no drive as to really where the story was going which left me a bit worried. It has also come to my attention that my Director has recently changed the script which has altered some a few of my justifications in my treatment and other work but I will try my best to explain what I what to implement in our film with the previous script and the new one.
In this treatment, I will explain how I would’ve shot the film if we were on campus and how I plan to shoot it during remote shooting. As a Cinematographer, I decided that I am going to be using close shots and medium shots throughout the film due to the circumstances that COVID-19 has put upon us.
