Loris inspected the area around them. It didn't look particularly special to him, but he didn't have an artist's eye for things like that. Cole was the expert filmmaker, so he would let him do all the location scouting. He supposed it did look nice, with the light catching on the shrubs and greeneries and whatnot. "Intro shots? So is this going to be some super arty thing or are we going to introduce ourselves and stuff?" he asked. Upon hearing about the turtles, Loris lumbered over to the truck and grabbed for a tortoise tank. He heaved it up into his stomach so he could support it. Tortoises were very heavy and substantial animals, he suddenly realized.<br/><br/>Hearing his name, Joaquin turned around and nodded, "Yeah, sure." He decided to let the 'yo' slide. Cole was still pretty much a stranger to him and yos were most normally reserved for more familiar people, at least by his standards. Cole could just be a casual guy by all means. Surprised that Cole trusted him enough to retrieve the camera, Joaquin shoved Loris out of the way which resulted in cries of "Hey!" and, "The tortoise, Joaquin!" but he paid no mind to them. He held the camera firmly with both hands and passed it to Cole, who was doing the crab walk on a patch of grass. Like Kelly, Joaquin also thought it was particularly amusing.<br/><br/>Loris gently placed the tortoise container down next to the lizard cages, and went to get the next one. As he finished transporting animals to and fro, he gave the last tortoise a scratch on the shell, to which it made no movement to acknowledge that it had actually happened. Loris frowned. Even though reptiles were great, he was more of an 'animal that actually has reactions' person. Now it was a matter of waiting for Cole to actually start the filming process.