[citation needed] Over the years, Imondi collaborated under the pseudonym Videoteppista with various guerilla film groups and grassroots medias, including SKA TV in Melbourne, Indymedia Italy, and Berlin-based videoactivist collective Ak-Kraak.
[citation needed] His first documentary, Waking up the Nation (2002, 2005), a guerilla film, told the story of a group of Australian] human rights activists, who travel on an old bus, the Freedom Bus, to visit asylum seekers imprisoned in immigration detention centres across the country.
Shot and released in Australia in 2002, the film was primarily used by Australian human rights groups for their campaigns.
[citation needed] In 2006 he started research for a new documentary, which later would become the film Neukölln Unlimited, co-directed with the German director Dietmar Ratsch.
[8] Some of his short documentaries and current affairs stories have been broadcast on AlJazeera, arte, C31 Melbourne, and RBB.