Our U.S. based friends at http://www.Centernetworks.com have launched a video competition for Web 2.0 entrepreneurs. How do you enter? It is easy. Just shoot a video up to four minutes long of you giving your best elevator pitch -- you know, the one you uncorked one-hundred times at the Canadian Venture Forum.

Entrants can get prizes as well as a prominent position on Centernetworks' main page for a few months. Here is what CN's editor Allen Stern writes:

CenterNetworks.com, a source for Web 2.0 news, reviews and insight, today announced an online video contest to help internet start-ups and tech entrepreneurs "tell and sell" their story, generating expert feedback for young Web 2.0 companies.

Starting now through April 30, entrepreneurs are invited to record and submit a video pitch about their company, which will then be featured on the CenterNetworks.com site. In addition to exposure on CenterNetworks, they will also receive an expert review from CenterNetworks writers, including feedback and insight on crafting their corporate pitch and message.

"The video contest is an excellent way for entrepreneurs to get their message out to the masses without the high cost of traditional exposure outlets," says Allen Stern, CenterNetworks Editor. "Events charge upwards of $20,000 for a two-minute spot, but this is free of charge, plus a chance to get expert, industry insight to help hone their message and shape their story. The value to a start-up is immeasurable."

Go to their site for more information on the competition. Who knows, maybe you will find someone to fund your start-up.