VH1 began casting for a second season of Scream Queens. In her first interview, the season 2 winner said that over 36,000 applicants tried out; filming took place in November and December 2009. Season 2 premiered on August 2, 2010, with the winner gaining a role in Saw 3D, the 2010 entry in the Saw franchise. The winner will star alongside Tanedra Howard, the season one winner who is reprising her role as Simone from Saw VI. John Homa is the only cast member who returned from season one. Jaime King replaced Shawnee Smith as mentor, and Tim Sullivan replaced James Gunn as the director. On July 8, 2010, VH1 released an official iPhone app for the show. Contestants Episodes Featured music Season 1 In Season, the music in each episode are performed by artists signed to Wind-Up Records. Episode 1: "Angels on the Moon" by Thriving Ivory Episode 2: "Gasoline" by Seether Episode 3: "We Still Dance" by Tickle Me Pink Episode 4: "Mayday (M'aidez)" by People In Planes Episode 5: "Paralyzer" by Finger Eleven Episode 6: "Vampire" by People In Planes Episode 7: "Human" by Civil Twilight Episode 8: "Angels On The Moon" by Thriving Ivory Season 2 In Season 2, Roadrunner Records replaced Wind-Up Records to feature music in each episode performed by artists signed to their label. Episode 1: "These Are the Days" by Madam Adam Episode 2: "You" by Black Stone Cherry Episode 3: "By The Way" by Theory of a Deadman Episode 4: "Never Enough" by Taking Dawn Episode 5: "Wait For Me" by Theory of a Deadman Episode 6: "These Are the Days" by Madam Adam After Scream Queens After winning season one, Tanedra Howard appeared in Saw VI and Saw 3D. Season two's winner, Gabby West, also appeared in Saw 3D. Christine Haeberman, who took third place in Scream Queens 2, appeared on the Food Network's Cupcake Wars as a model of Carmen Miranda. The first season's Sarah Agor appeared as "Brittany" in the 2010 slasher film Hatchet II. Karlie Lewis was formerly in a relationship with music producer Benzino and appears as herself (credited as Karlie Redd) in Vh1's Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta. Season two's runner-up Jessica Ortiz starred in the television comedy-drama Rosewood as Det. Annalise Villa, alongside Morris Chestnut until 2017. She now currently stars as Andrea Herrera in the new Grey's Anatomy spin-off, Station 19. Rosanna Pansino