FWIW, here are the results of a survey by PBS/POV of documentary producers on the gear (hardware and software) currently used in productions.
http://www.pbs.org/pov/filmmakers/2013-documentary-equipment-survey.php#.Uozmqyd-iQA
Interesting info on equipment usage in general, but notably Sony Vegas Pro was used by 2% of respondents. That number doesn't look quite as terrible when you see the figures that only 16% are using PCs in their editing workflow. If VP has a 1/8 market share as professional (documentary producers) PC users' preferred NLE, that's definitely something to build on and shows that Vegas is a "pro" product.
Eventually creating a Mac version (as scary as that sounds to most of us) could be a smart move to solidify Vegas in the pro arena, and increased publicity and market share would definitely provide motivation to achieve stability in both platforms.
http://www.pbs.org/pov/filmmakers/2013-documentary-equipment-survey.php#.Uozmqyd-iQA
Interesting info on equipment usage in general, but notably Sony Vegas Pro was used by 2% of respondents. That number doesn't look quite as terrible when you see the figures that only 16% are using PCs in their editing workflow. If VP has a 1/8 market share as professional (documentary producers) PC users' preferred NLE, that's definitely something to build on and shows that Vegas is a "pro" product.
Eventually creating a Mac version (as scary as that sounds to most of us) could be a smart move to solidify Vegas in the pro arena, and increased publicity and market share would definitely provide motivation to achieve stability in both platforms.