"Gonna be really artsy right at the start. Gotta get that cinematic credit, gotta draw people<span style="font-style: italic">in.</span>Once that's done, then we get to the whole narration part. Today, mostly gonna be nice stuff for the intro and some other scenes to break up monotony. Can't have it be too boring, ya know?" Cole explained, marking a spot in the sand with his finger before taking a few steps back. "We can get some talking done today if anyone wants to jump in, but there's a script and it's not with us right now. Just to let yourself get known, that sorta thing."<br/><br/>When the camera arrived, he gave Joaquin a quick "Thank you" as he unfolded a small tripod, which had been packed along the camera. A larger one was also in the truck, but wasn't needed just yet. "Okay, okay, we're starting..." He locked the camera in place, opened the side screen, and held his finger over a large button. "Now." As he pressed it, the camera came to life and began filming. He held it still for a good ten seconds, remaining completely silent. A slow wind blew over the field, giving some motion to the various plants in it. At the angle Cole was at, it did look genuinely beautiful. When he was satisfied, he stopped recording and hopped up. "Okay, rad, we got the first part done. Next up, gotta get them out." He waved his hand towards the tortoises, eyeing the area again to see if he couldn't find multiple good spots to place them.<br/><br/>Thankfully they were very lax animals, and would have no issues with being set on some comfortably warm sand to rest on. Some grass to nibble at was a bonus for 'em. Cole pointed out a few various bushes and shrubs, and once he'd done that, made his way over to one to set it up.<br/><br/>Kelly watched, her arms crossed loosely. "Looks like he's enjoying himself," She offhandedly commented, looking down at the tortoises. "'Kay, guys, let's get ya over. C'mere," She lifted one of them out of its tank, being very careful with it. Since it was about the length of her forearm, it held some weight to it, but not enough that she couldn't handle the one. The hard-bodied reptilian was happy to withdraw its limbs and head, peeking out through the protective barrier made by its forelimbs. Kelly imagined that the thing had no idea what was going on, but also did not give two shits about whatever it was.<br/><br/>She took one of them over to where Cole was, and at his direction, put the thing down in the shade of a shrub and gave it a pat on the back. Once on the ground, the tortoise's limbs emerged, and it lazily poked its head out and looked around. It looked quite disinterested, but they weren't quite the most excitable of creatures.