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I think Blender is a very honorable mention, especially since the team that makes the software has also used it to make some really impressive short films, such as Big Buck Bunny. Who knows, maybe some indie studio can use it to make some truly wonderful stuff (and I wouldn't be surprised if that was the case).
Blender is widely used in many industries. digital images, movies, TV series, games, marketing material, and many more.
There are most definitely studios (indie and corporate) doing cool stuff in blender
This is why Blender is truly the best of us.
"everything everywhere all at once" was made largely in Blender I think, it's the most popular film from a studio using Blender that I know of
You'd be surprised how many animations on youtube (done by small creators are done in Blender ;)
I would guess a lot.