  Neural Style Transfer is a striking, recently-developed technique that uses
neural networks to artistically redraw an image in the style of a source style
image. This paper explores the use of this technique in a production setting,
applying Neural Style Transfer to redraw key scenes in 'Come Swim' in the style
of the impressionistic painting that inspired the film. We document how the
technique can be driven within the framework of an iterative creative process
to achieve a desired look, and propose a mapping of the broad parameter space
to a key set of creative controls. We hope that this mapping can provide
insights into priorities for future research.
