After producing "Cloverfield," J.J. Abrams is looking for another way to shake things up.

The producer is teaming up with original "Omen" screenwriter David Seltzer on a Universal disaster flick that will center on an earthquake.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, it won't be a remake of the studio's 1974 movie "Earthquake," which inspired one portion of the studio tour, but will focus on relationships -- as is Abrams' wont -- with the disaster as a backdrop.

Abrams will produce along with the other Bad Robot team, Bryan Burk and Sherryl Clark.

Abrams is currently finishing post-production on his "Star Trek" reboot, which will hit theaters in 2009. Before that though, fans can enjoy his latest brainchild, the series "Fringe," which will premiere on Tuesday, Sept. 9 on FOX.