Enjoy.

The iReport toolkit has some great tips, especially if you’re getting started with video.

Since we love creating tutorials, we’re always looking for other sites with great tuts. Check out FinalCutWhiz for FCPX tutorials and more.

Here’s another great tutorial site we like. BegginerWebsiteTutorial has a bunch of great free and member’s only tutorials to help you learn how to create a great Website.

Looking for free professional graphics for your video, blog, or project (non-commercial only)? Check out OfficialPSDs.com

Check out this great branded video by Duck Brand duct tape. It is based on the Tron movie and uses some cool effects (via ReelSEO)

What Makes Steve Jobs So Great? Nice article that puts Mr. Jobs influence, leadership, and innovation at Apple Computers into perspective.

Check out Adria Richards’ training class to help you start creating YouTube videos. Adria is a star in the making, and is a personal friend. Check out her YouTube channel.

It’s hard to be into video and not appreciate great photography. Here’s a great live photography channel that is a great resource. CreativeLIve.com/live

GigaOM: Apple TV cancels iTunes TV rentals.

Beet.TV: Nielsen Rolls out GRP Measurement for Online Video

YouTube Creator Playbook – YouTube has released a comprehensive document to help you maximize your videos and exposure.

Gigaom: Tout.com allows Webcam video sharing

ReelSEO: How to Market a Web Series to Generate Interest and Viewers

BeetTV: [Video] Branded Video Viewing Success

Brightroll Video Advertising Report 2011 – Great info for digital marketers and advertisers.

Eloqua.com: “What Makes an Online Video Worth Sharing?”

StreamingMedia.com: NFL Live is coming to Playstation

Video-Commerce.org: Are you Ready for the Transmedia Revolution? Pt. 1

Tekserv [Video]: Final Cut Pro X: A Look from Past to Present to Future

NUMIQMedia [Video]: Goodbye FCP – Some pro editors are still pissed at Apple. The surprise is at the end.

I have more than 350 videos archived on the site and enjoy using the service. The app is easy to use, and videos upload to the web quickly.

Unfortunately, Kyte.tv is ending it’s free service, and everything is going bye-bye.

As of Tuesday, August 30, 2011, Kyte will no longer maintain the free service. If you receive this email and have a professional, paid account with Kyte, this will not affect your paid service (please contact your Kyte support representative if you have any questions).

After launching in 2007 with mobile “life streaming” media sharing apps for consumers and participating in the explosion of online and mobile video, it has been a good run. Now that we are totally focused on our professional offering, we can no longer maintain the free service.

Money talks.

For more information, visit the FAQ.

With every new idea or venture, there are potential risks, doubt, if not good old fear that can prevent one from making a leap of faith.

Sure, both Chip and I have extensive experience in both traditional video production and video on the Web, but these days there are more and more sources for people who want information about video production.

It seems that we must be doing something right because Web Video Chefs was recently featured on Forbes.com. Here are a couple of quotes from the article:

They cover topics for both beginners and professionals that you won’t find covered by other sites. [They wasted no time getting into Final Cut Pro X, even as some of us...more stubborn geeks held back].”

“Whether you’re a pocket video camera buff or professional videographer, WebVideoChefs are a great site to add to your resource list.”

Of course, we reached out to the writer as soon as we found out about the write up. John W. Farrell said that he had been following us for sometime and felt that it was time to finally share some of the video goodness we’ve been cooking up.

We have so much we want to share, and hope you’re enjoying this labor of love as well.

If you’re a fan, just stumbled upon the site, or are a regular visitor, please share Web Video Chefs with your network.

That’s one of the ways you can help us grow.

Thanks for your support! We’re just getting started.

Welcome to Web Video Chefs. We are launching this  web site with you in mind, we have only a few slots available for charter members.

Charter membership has its benefits:

• Access to our entire library of tutorials for six months at no cost
• Join us in the “kitchen” where special video recipes are cooked up
• Access to our events and webinars
• The “Ask Us” page where you can ask our chefs video production questions