• A booth in the middle of the yard near the tree:You should use high shutter speed because it can freeze peoples movement and show what they are doing 
• A food booth outside under one of the big red awnings : you should use slow shutter speed because it is dark under there and plus it can brighten up the area 
• The stars performance inside the gym:They should use high shutter speed so they can make a bit of a blurry affect for every one but that can also be bad 
• Students dancing near the center of the courtyard:High shutter speed so they can freeze in the middle of dancing 
• people streaming in front doors : slow shutter speed because it not a lot of movement but it can help
• The basketball booth where students were shooting basketball at a hoop:The photographer should use high so sense it will basically freeze the ball in the air   

     Towards the end when there was no sun and has gotten dark enough that you cant see from one end of the courtyard to the other 

• A booth in the middle of the yard near the tree : You would use low shutter speed sense it is at the end and it dark it can light it up a little bit 
• A food booth outside under one of the big red awnings : Same thing you really can't work with anything else 
• the Starts performance inside the gym:Still you want to use high shutter speed because the lights are not going to be turned off in the gym 
• Students dancing near the center of the court yard:you would want to use slow because it is dark and can't mainly see anybody 
• people Streaming in from the front doors :Slow shutter speed 



Slow Shutter speed 

• The basketball booth:you want to use slow even though you see motion it helps light  up so you can see something and not anything 

High Shutter Speed 

The three setting that your camera has to set the the shutter speed is Aperture Priority,Shutter Priority and Manual